Alleged Sale of RDWeb Access to Italian Industrial Machinery Firm

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📌 Overview

A threat actor identified as samy01 has posted an auction for unauthorized RDWeb access to an unidentified industrial machinery and equipment manufacturing company in Italy. The listing, posted on a known cybercrime forum, describes domain-level access to a sizable internal network, including domain controllers, trusted relationships, and SentinelOne-protected endpoints.

📊 Key Details

🔗 Claim Post (Plain Text)

https://forum.exploit.in/topic/260968/?tab=comments#comment-1574709

📢 Threat Actor’s Claim

• Access Type: RDWeb (Remote Desktop Web Access)
• Location: Italy
• Revenue: $24B/year (approximate)
• Access Level: Domain User
• Domain Details:
  • 2 Domain Controllers (DCs)
  • 1 Trust Relationship
  • 568 Domain-joined Computers
  • Active EDR: SentinelOne
• Auction Terms:
  • Start Price: $1,000
  • Bid Step: $250
  • Blitz (Buy Now): $2,000
  • Escrow: Forum Escrow Supported
• Notes: Access offered 24/7 (pps/24H)

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🛡️ WhiteIntel.io Access Violation Database

(No Victim site disclosed)

⚔️ Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs)

🚨 Potential Risks

• Unauthorized lateral movement and domain exploitation
• Deployment of ransomware or wipers across 500+ endpoints
• Intellectual property theft from manufacturing systems
• EDR evasion testing against SentinelOne-protected hosts
• Supply chain attacks via trusted domains

✅ Recommended Security Actions

• Conduct an emergency audit of RDWeb exposure and logs
• Rotate domain user credentials and revoke stale accounts
• Monitor SentinelOne for anomalous patterns
• Alert Italian CERT and relevant national authorities
• Segment internal systems and review Active Directory trust policies

💡 Final Thoughts

This incident highlights the persistent targeting of high-revenue manufacturing firms for initial access sales. RDWeb deployments, especially with domain-level reach, remain a high-value vector for cybercriminals seeking ransom, espionage, or access resale. Organizations should proactively audit externally exposed services and monitor for abuse in real-time.

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