Could versioned filesystems provide a definitive solution against ransomware attacks by enabling easy recovery?
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Versioned filesystems can indeed help in mitigating the impact of ransomware attacks by enabling easy recovery. By maintaining multiple versions of files, users can roll back to a clean version before the ransomware attack occurred. This can help restore files without having to pay the ransom or lose data permanently. However, while versioned filesystems can be a valuable part of a broader cybersecurity strategy, they may not provide a definitive solution on their own. Other security measures such as regular backups, strong access controls, and employee training on cybersecurity best practices are also crucial in defending against ransomware attacks.