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NotPetya
NotPetya compromised the software infrastructure to tamper the patch code. It infected the update server of an Ukrainian accounting software called MeDoc. As a result, the attackers could inject a backdoor into the MeDoc application which allowed the delivery of a ransomware and stealing credentials. Having control over the update server, the attackers were able to update the infected machines with a new malicious version.
Note that it seems unlikely that the attackers could plant such stealthy backdoor without having access to MeDoc’s source code.
Impact
N/A
Type of compromise
The attackers seem to have been able to compromise software publishing infrastructure, update servers and probably the version control system for MeDoc, as well as signing keys for updates.
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