Dutch researchers found seven vulnerabilities in Kaseya’s VSA monitoring and management software. VSA, which is widely used by managed service providers, facilitates making changes and updates to systems remotely, making it a powerful tool. On July 2, the attackers used a series of clever tricks to exploit VSA and distribute ransomware to up to 60 customers. CEO Fred Voccola has defended his company’s actions but acknowledged those affected by a ransomware attack are “very, very frustrated” He said the number of victims is a small percentage of his customer base.”]
Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/kaseya-raced-to-patch-before-ransomware-disaster-a-17006