REvil (Sodinokibi) Ransomware

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Managed service providers and large enterprises; double extortion

Source Attribution

Origin
MITRE
Source
CISA · FBI advisory
Reviewer
Phase 44E review
Verified
2026-08-26T15:16:26.825Z
Confidence
high

Source: CISA · FBI advisory · Verified: 2026-08-26T15:16:26.825Z · Confidence: high

Security Timeline

  • discovered Sodinokibi first observed
  • exploited Kaseya VSA supply-chain ransomware attack
  • updated Group infrastructure dismantled

Quick Answer

REvil operators breach targets via supplier compromise or stolen credentials, exfiltrate data and encrypt systems, demanding ransom under the "Happy Blog" leak site.

Definition

REvil/Sodinokibi is an RaaS family that exploited managed service providers (Kaseya VSA) and conducted high-profile double-extortion attacks.

Overview

REvil/Sodinokibi is an RaaS family that exploited managed service providers (Kaseya VSA) and conducted high-profile double-extortion attacks.

Behavior

  • Kaseya VSA supply-chain compromise
  • Happy Blog leak site
  • RaaS affiliate model

First Seen

2019-04

Target

Managed service providers and large enterprises; double extortion

  • Techniques: T1486, T1567, T1490
  • Campaigns: kaseya-revil-supply-chain
  • Related CVEs: CVE-2021-30116, CVE-2021-44228

Malware Intelligence

Family: REvil (Sodinokibi) Ransomware

Aliases: Sodinokibi, REvil

Techniques: T1486, T1567, T1490

Targets: Managed service providers and large enterprises; double extortion

Behavior:
  • Kaseya VSA supply-chain compromise
  • Happy Blog leak site
  • RaaS affiliate model

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