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Green Resource

Resumen

A leading distributor of professional fertilizers, chemicals, and seeds for local and lawn grasses was infected by Green Resource ransomware.

The attack occurred on May 30, 2026. The organization has not yet implemented any security controls to prevent this type of breach.

La Victima

Green Resource is a distributed network operator that provides professional fertilizers, chemicals, and seeds for local and lawn grasses. Their operations rely on physical distribution centers with secure delivery routes to customers.

Indicador Valor Contexto
IP Address 23.185.94.56 Primary attack source IP
Domain .greenresource.com Attacker control domain

El Grupo Atacante

The Green Resource ransomware is a variant of the Ransomware-For-Geeks attack chain. Similar to other variants like LockBit and DarkSide, this group uses automated scripts to identify vulnerable systems.

Indicador Valor Contexto
Vulnerability ID RCE-2026-0458 CVE-2026-0458: Unauthenticated RCE in web server config parser
Attack Chain Stage Stage 1: Reconnaissance & Vulnerability Identification Automated scan found vulnerable web servers
Vulnerability Date 2026-04-15 Published by CVE database
Affected Packages nginx, python-requests, apache-httpd Vulnerable version 2.7.x and related libraries
Attack Method Syntax Injection (RCE) Custom script exploited RCE in nginx config parser
Remote Access Tool Payload-Transfer Automated payload delivery system

Cronologia del Ataque

Vulnerable web server configuration parser published as CVE-2026-0458.

CVE scan detected vulnerable nginx instance at 23.185.94.56 with unauthenticated RCE.

Ransomware script sent to target via automated network scanning tools (Nmap, Nuclei).

Payload executed successfully. Data encrypted and files renamed with .hidden extension.

Estimated impact: 4-16 hours of active encryption window for data recovery.

Security team detected anomaly in network traffic from external IP range.

Datos Comprometidos

Tipo de Datos Estado Detalle
Web Application Data Comprometido Parsed config files and database exports.
Customer Information Encriptado Files renamed with .hidden extension to avoid detection.
Network Logs Comprometido All network logs exported and modified for monitoring.
Sensitive Configuration Files Encriptado Security headers removed from nginx configuration.

Indicadores de Compromiso (IOCs)

Tipo Valor Contexto
IP Address 23.185.94.56/32 Primary attack source IP - Detected by network security device.
Payload Hash (SHA-256) a7b9c3d8e2f1a4b6c9d0e3f5a8b1c4d7 Hash of malicious payload - Found in encrypted files.
Attack Domain .greenresource.com Attacker control domain - Used for command and control (C2).
Payload File Extension .hidden, .poc Malicious files typically renamed with .hidden extension.
Vulnerability CVE ID RCE-2026-0458 CVE-2026-0458: Unauthenticated RCE in web server config parser.

Conclusiones

Green Resource has been compromised by the Green Resource ransomware variant. The attack exploited a known RCE vulnerability (CVE-2026-0458) in their web server configuration parser.

The incident demonstrates the importance of maintaining patched software versions and implementing defense-in-depth controls, including network segmentation and endpoint detection.**

Security Alert: This was a simulated attack for security training purposes. Real-world attacks always require authorized access and follow proper incident response procedures.
Tipo Valor Contexto
IP Address 23.185.94.56/32 Primary attack source IP - Detected by network security device.
Payload Hash (SHA-256) a7b9c3d8e2f1a4b6c9d0e3f5a8b1c4d7 Hash of malicious payload - Found in encrypted files.
Attack Domain .greenresource.com Attacker control domain - Used for command and control (C2).
Tipo Valor Contexto
Payload File Extension .hidden, .poc Malicious files typically renamed with .hidden extension.
Vulnerability CVE ID RCE-2026-0458 CVE-2026-0458: Unauthenticated RCE in web server config parser.
Security Alert: This was a simulated attack for security training purposes. Real-world attacks always require authorized access and follow proper incident response procedures.

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