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#INSTALL KASEYA AGENT FROM ANOTHER SAAS PARTITION PATCH#
#INSTALL KASEYA AGENT FROM ANOTHER SAAS PARTITION OFFLINE#

In addition Trend Micro has released some patterns that can help provide protection and detection of malicious components associated with this attack for servers that have not already been compromised or against further attempted attacks.

#INSTALL KASEYA AGENT FROM ANOTHER SAAS PARTITION PATCH#

agent.crt - 2093c195b6c1fd6ab9e1110c13096c5fe130b75a84a27748007ae52d9e951643Īll of these specific files are being currently detected by Trend Micro anti-malware solutions (please see below for more information).Īs the attacker’s next steps could vary from one organization to the next, Trend Micro encourages a forensics investigation (with in-house personnel or a qualified incident response team) if evidence of the attack is found in a customer’s environment.įirst and foremost, it is highly recommended that all customers follow the guidance from Kaseya to power down and eventually patch their affected on-premises servers when a suitable fix is found.At least two specific tasks run what appears to be a specific powershell script with the encryptor mentioned above.

The VSA procedure is named " Kaseya VSA Agent Hot-fix".

Ransomware encryptor is dropped to c:\kworking\agent.exe.

The public Kaseya security advisory has not specifically outlined any indicators of compromise (IOCs) however, there are a few articles from outlets such as BleepingComputer and an ongoing technical discussion on Reddit started by Huntress Labs that has community-sourced live information that may be very helpful. Trend Micro Research also has an ongoing blog with detailed information about this campaign.

#INSTALL KASEYA AGENT FROM ANOTHER SAAS PARTITION OFFLINE#

As of now, Kaseya VSA on-premise customers are still advised to keep their servers offline until more information is provided. Reports have indicated that several of the MSP victims have been affected by ransomware which has encrypted target machines and in one case has proceeded to pop up a note with a $5M USD demand for the decryption key.Īt the moment, details on the specific vulnerability used have not been made public, and according to the latest information from Kaseya, a patch/mitigation is currently being worked on. Information about this attack is still under investigation however, at the moment, various research groups and independent observers believe that the attacks appear to be a supply chain attack. They have also indicated that their SaaS and Hosted servers have been shut down and are not suspected to be affected at this time. On the same day, Kaseya released a critical bulletin for VSA advising all Kaseya VSA On-premise users to shut down their servers until further instructions are given from Kaseya. One commonality between the MSPs were that they were all using Kaseya VSA - a cloud-based MSP patch management and monitoring platform.

On July 2, 2021, it was widely reported in several reputable outlets that a number of Managed Service Providers (MSPs) were under what appeared to be an active ransomware attack.