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However, it was forced to carry out unplanned maintenance due to performance issues, causing a short downtime. It continued to support on-premises users with patch assistance. All REvil ransomware gang websites suddenly went offline , leaving security experts to speculate potential action by US or Russian governments. This left some victims unable to negotiate with REvil to recover data through a decryption key to unlock encrypted networks. At Kaseya, advisors prompted users to continue to review its various customer guides to dealing with the incident and getting back online.
We have made a tool that enables you to ensure the patch is properly installed. Kaseya announced it was releasing a non-security-related patch 9. Deployments were estimated to begin on July 17 SaaS and July 19 on-premises. Kaseya provided further patch updates 9. Kaseya again updated SaaS instances to remediate functionality issues and provide minor bug fixes.
This resulted in a brief interruption 2 to 10 minutes as services were restarted. Kaseya announced it had obtained a universal decryption key for ransomware victims.
Customers who have been impacted by the ransomware will be contacted by Kaseya representatives. As news of the decryption key made global headlines, details of how it became available remained unclear.
Meanwhile, Kaseya released a quick fix patch 9. All SaaS instances were also updated. According to a CNN report , Kaseya was requesting the signing of a non-disclosure agreement for customer access to the decryptor. Security sources and outlets continued to speculate as to the details of how the decryption key was obtained, with Kaseya declining to comment on whether it had paid a ransom. We continue to provide the decryptor to customers that request it, and we encourage all our customers whose data may have been encrypted during the attack to reach out to your contacts at Kaseya.
As such, we are confirming in no uncertain terms that Kaseya did not pay a ransom—either directly or indirectly through a third party—to obtain the decryptor.
As detailed in a blog post from cybersecurity company Flashpoint , REvil reappeared on Exploit on September 10, claiming to being back online through the use of backups. A REvil representative also explained how an error made by a REvil coder led to the decryptor tool being inadvertently released to Kaseya.
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