While traditional ransomware tactics involve encrypting all of a victim's files, a new and concerning trend has emerged: partial encryption. This technique, employed by sophisticated ransomware groups like Royal Ransomware, Agenda Ransomware, and Quick Ransomware, involves encrypting only a portion of a victim's files, leaving the rest accessible. This seemingly contradictory approach presents a unique challenge for cybersecurity professionals and victims alike. Partial encryption, a rising tactic in ransomware, involves selectively encrypting parts of a victim's files. This approach enhances the efficiency of attacks and poses challenges for detection and recovery. This tactic can vary in execution, such as encrypting only the initial bytes, random segments, or targeting specific file types.