
On July 2, IT management software maker Kaseya informed customers that it had launched an investigation into an attack targeting customers of its VSA product. The attackers leveraged zero-day vulnerabilities — as well as legitimate VSA functionality — to deliver the REvil ransomware to MSPs and their customers.
The attack appears to impact tens of Kaseya customers and hundreds of downstream businesses.
The cybercrime group that launched the attack used the ransomware to encrypt files on compromised systems and they are hoping to earn tens of millions of dollars as a result.
SecurityWeek is covering all the new information that emerges and here you can find a summary of all articles on this topic, as well as other useful resources. This article will be regularly updated with new information.
News Coverage
Researchers Reproduce Exploit Used in Kaseya Hack (07.07.2021) - Researchers have reproduced the exploit used in the Kaseya hack, just as the company’s CEO downplayed the impact of the attack.
Swedish Supermarket Closed by Kaseya Cyberattack (07.06.2021) - Most of the 800 shops of Swedish supermarket chain Coop were closed as a result of the Kaseya attack.
Hackers Demand $70 Million as Kaseya Ransomware Victim Toll Nears 1,500 Firms (07.06.2021) - The attack impacted up to 1,500 organizations, but Kaseya claimed there was no evidence of malicious modifications to product source code. The vendor is working on patching the zero-day vulnerability exploited in the attack.
Scale, Details of Massive Kaseya Ransomware Attack Emerge (07.05.2021) - More information comes to light regarding the attack on Kaseya, including the ransom demand, the number of impacted organizations.
IT Software Firm Kaseya Hit By Supply Chain Ransomware Attack (07.03.2021) - Kaseya is urging users of its VSA product to immediately shut down servers to prevent them from being compromised in a widespread ransomware attack.
Useful Resources
Compromise detection tool from Kaseya
Incident overview and technical details from Kaseya
Security notice from Kaseya (regularly updated)
Detailed analysis of the attack by Huntress
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