# Phishing Attack Analysis and Implications

## Overview
The initial compromise of JBS Foods' network was executed through a sophisticated phishing attack. This report provides an in-depth analysis of the phishing techniques employed and the potential vulnerabilities that were exploited.

## Key Findings
- **Attack Vector:** The attackers used spear-phishing emails targeting specific employees with access to critical systems.
- **Email Content:** The phishing emails contained malicious links disguised as legitimate vendor communication. These links redirected to a cloned login page to harvest credentials.
- **Exploited Vulnerabilities:** The lack of multi-factor authentication (MFA) and insufficient email filtering allowed the phishing emails to bypass security measures.

## Implications
Understanding this initial compromise is crucial for preparing a defense against the deployment of ransomware, the next stage in the attack chain.