Threat Intelligence Roundup Covers Vishing, Zero-Day Exploits and Cybercrime Takedown

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Summary

The roundup covers vishing used to steal SaaS credentials, exploited SolarWinds and Dell flaws, the FBI’s RAMP forum seizure, ransomware evasion, Ivanti exploitation, a thwarted attack on Poland’s energy systems, and WinRAR-based espionage.

Key points

  • Mandiant reported vishing and credential-harvesting attacks aimed at stealing SSO credentials and MFA codes to access SaaS environments.
  • Unknown hackers are exploiting SolarWinds Web Help Desk vulnerability CVE-2025-40551 to gain persistent access, including through a Zoho Assist agent.
  • The FBI seized the RAMP cybercrime forum’s Tor site and clearnet domain; its administrator said there were no plans for a successor.
  • Google’s threat intelligence team linked UNC6201 to exploitation of Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines flaw CVE-2026-22769 and deployment of SLAYSTYLE, BRICKSTORM, and Grimbolt malware.
  • The Reynolds ransomware family uses a vulnerable driver to disable EDR tools, while GreyNoise attributed 83% of observed Ivanti EPMM exploitation sessions to one IP address.
  • Polish officials said systems prevented a Sandworm-linked DynoWiper attack targeting energy infrastructure in December 2025.
  • A China-linked group used WinRAR vulnerability CVE-2025-8088 in espionage campaigns targeting government and law-enforcement organizations in Southeast Asia.

Article Details

Event Type
Threat intelligence roundup covering cybercrime forum seizure, vulnerability exploitation, ransomware, espionage, and attempted destructive attacks.
Impact
Reported activity included theft of SSO credentials and MFA codes, persistent access to compromised environments, exploitation of vulnerabilities in SolarWinds WHD, Dell RecoverPoint for Virtual Machines, Ivanti EPMM, and WinRAR, and attacks targeting organizations in multiple sectors. An attempted wiper attack against Poland’s energy systems was reportedly prevented; the article does not report comparable outcomes for the other incidents.

Indicators of compromise

TypeIndicatorContext
DOMAINramp4u[.]ioClearnet domain of the RAMP cybercrime forum, which advertised malware and hacking services; the FBI seized the forum and the domain was taken offline.
IPV4193[.]24[.]123[.]42IP address associated with 83% of observed Ivanti EPMM exploitation sessions; described as bulletproof infrastructure.

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