ctrlINT What the industry said about every indicator, with the quote

EternalPetyaMalware

  • diskcoder.c
  • expetr
  • goldeneye
  • nonpetya
  • NotPetya
  • npetya
  • nyetya
  • petna
  • petrwrap
  • Petya
  • petya/mischa
  • pnyetya

According to proofpoint, Bad Rabbit is a strain of ransomware that first appeared in 2017 and is a suspected variant of Petya. Like other strains of ransomware, Bad Rabbit virus infections lock up victims’ computers, servers, or files preventing them from regaining access until a ransom—usually in Bitcoin—is paid.From MISP Galaxy

Last reported yesterday, by Risky Business News22 reports

ATT&CK techniques

6 of 45 · each with the sentence it comes from
  1. T1053.005Scheduled Task

    “According to ESET telemetry, the events unfolded as follows: at 06:59 on July 16th, 2025, a scheduled task named pdfopentask was executed on one machine in the target organization.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
  2. T1684Social Engineering

    “Utilizar ataques de phishing y otras técnicas de social engineering para robar credenciales privilegiadas o introducir ransomware u otro malware a través de un tercero, como una empresa de servicios IT.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurity (ES)Vendor
  3. T1027Obfuscated Files or Information

    “Obfuscated Files or Information: Encrypted/Encoded File”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
  4. T1059Command and Scripting Interpreter

    “Command and Scripting Interpreter: Windows Command Shell”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
  5. T1059.003Windows Command Shell

    “T1059.003”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
  6. T1105Ingress Tool Transfer

    “T1105”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor

Reports per month

last 12 months

October so far (hatched). Counted by report, not by story.

What the reports say

22 reports · the newest 20, newest first · the exact sentence from each
  1. “The incident is one of the largest cyberattacks to hit the maritime sector since the NotPetya ransomware in 2016.”

    Risky Business NewsNews
    Risky Bulletin: Supply chain attack lets ransomware group inside 40+ shipping companies
  2. “En junio de 2017, Sandworm lanzó el ataque de borrado de datos NotPetya, que utilizó un vector de cadena de suministro mediante el compromiso del software contable ucraniano M.E.Doc.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurity (ES)Vendor
    MythicRatatoskr: el backdoor que utilizó la red Yggdrasil antes de un ataque destructivo de Sandworm
  3. “In June 2017 Sandworm launched the NotPetya data-wiping attack that used a supply-chain vector by compromising the Ukrainian accounting software M.E.Doc.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
    MythicRatatoskr: An Yggdrasil-enabled backdoor deployed in a UAC-0099-Sandworm collaboration
  4. “After the 2017 NotPetya attack (and subsequent lawsuits against insurers), carriers have rewritten their rules for nation-state attacks.”

    HuntressVendor
    Securing Your Business: The Vital Role of Cyber Insurance
  5. “The most expensive data breach ever was the NotPetya/ExPtr data breach in 2017, which cost $10 billion.”

    HuntressVendor
    What’s the Average Cost of a Data Breach in 2025?
  6. “Además, el análisis de ESET sobre NotPetya documentó cómo un ataque sin un objetivo OT específico puede igualmente devastar a organizaciones que operan tecnología operativa a gran escala, incluidos fabricantes.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurity (ES)Vendor
    Proteger sistemas industriales desactualizados frente a las ciberamenazas modernas
  7. “Diseñado para afectar a la economía ucraniana, el ataque propagó el malware destructivo NotPetya a organizaciones de todo el mundo, causando daños estimados en USD 10 mil millones.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurity (ES)Vendor
    Riesgos en la cadena de suministro: por qué los proveedores pueden ser un punto ciego
  8. “Intended to target the Ukrainian economy, the attack spread NotPetya wiper malware to organizations worldwide, sowing destruction estimated to cost $10 billion.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
    Supply chain dependencies: Have you checked your blind spot?
  9. “In 2017-06 Sandworm launched the NotPetya data-wiping attack that used a supply-chain vector by compromising the Ukrainian accounting software M.E.Doc.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
    DynoWiper update: Technical analysis and attribution
  10. “H2 2025 also brought an unpleasant flashback to the Petya/NotPetya ransomware, when ESET researchers uncovered HybridPetya – a new derivate of the infamous malware capable of compromising modern UEFI-based systems.”

    ESET WeLiveSecurityVendor
    ESET Threat Report H2 2025
  11. “Incidents like WannaCry (which exploited a Windows vulnerability and caused a large-scale outbreak in just hours), NotPetya (malware acted as a dual means for ransomware and cyberwarfare), and Mirai (exploited vulnerable IoTs to initiate DDoS attacks) caused billions of dollars i…”

    Group-IBVendor
    Stranger Threats Are Coming: Group-IB Cyber Predictions for 2026 and Beyond
  12. “NotPetya attack (June 2017)”

    HuntressVendor
    Ten Years of Resilience, Innovation & Community-Driven Defense
  13. “These targeted attacks on Ukraine using destructive malware match a similar pattern observed in the past such as NotPetya.”

    Elastic Security LabsVendor
    Operation Bleeding Bear
  14. “Apparently, the authors of BlackMatter, just like the authors of another extortionist Petya five years ago, made mistakes in the implementation of the Salsa20 algorithm.”

    Group-IBVendor
    The Darker Things
  15. “At the time, the National Bank of Ukraine linked the attack with a new wave of NotPetya ransomware outbreak, but these were not pro-government hackers.”

    Group-IBVendor
    Silence: Moving into the Darkside
  16. “Petya”

    Group-IBVendor
    Cobalt Renaissance
  17. “NotPetya pulls BadRabbit out of the hat”

    Group-IBVendor
    NotPetya pulls BadRabbit out of the hat
  18. “During analysis, it became clear that Bad Rabbit is a modified version of NotPetya, with changes to the encryption algorithm and in parts entirely mirrors that of NotPetya:”

    Group-IBVendor
    BadRabbit: spread of new cryptolocker
  19. “…d as a formidable piece of crimeware, thanks to its new self-propagation techniques (undoubtedly inspired by the success of WannaCry and Petya).”

    HuntressVendor
    MSP Moment
  20. “Petya starts with Ukraine and then goes global”

    Group-IBVendor
    Petya starts with Ukraine and then goes global

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