Is my Red Hat product affected by WannaCrypt/WannaCry, Petya/NotPetya, or Bad Rabbit ransomware?
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Products
Issue
- I'm concerned that my Red Hat product is affected by the recent ransomwares, specifically Bad Rabbit, Wannacrypt and Petya (also called NotPetya).
- Should I worry about these ransomwares?
- Is Red Hat Enterprise Linux vulnerable to Bad Rabbit, Wannacrypt and NotPetya ransomwares?
- I've read about a ransomware attacks on the Register here, here and here, what do I need to know?
Resolution
- Red Hat products are not impacted by these issues.
Root Cause
- Bad Rabbit is a ransomware that uses a fake Adobe Flash installer, then a brute force password guess attack on SMB shares.
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Wannacrypt and NotPetya are ransomware campaigns that exploit an SMBv1 flaw present in some legacy operating systems.
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More details about the Bad Rabbit ransomware can be found on the Microsoft Support Website
- More details about the Wannacrypt ransomware can be found on the Microsoft Support Website
- More details about Petya/NotPetya ransomware can be found on Microsoft blog.
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