RA World attacks Innomotive Systems Hainichen GmbH
Date:
April 3, 2024
Overview
Title
RA World attacks Innomotive Systems Hainichen GmbH
Victim
Innomotive Systems Hainichen GmbH
Attacker
RA World
Location
Size of Attack
Unknown/TBD
First Reported
April 3, 2024
Last Updated
October 31, 2022
Ransomware group RA World has claimed an attack on Innomotive-Systems-Hainichen-GmbH. No further details have been given. Innomotive Systems Hainichen has been a traditional supplier of automotive parts for many years. It specializes in manufacturing various automotive components, including vehicle hinges, door retainers, and unique products like oil pumps and aluminum components. The RA World (previously the RA Group) ransomware gang has successfully breached entities around the globe since it first reared its ugly head in April 2023. This ransomware group operates by first exfiltrating victims' data, followed by deploying its encryption malware. The group behind it maintains both TOR and non-TOR websites for leaking stolen data. Moreover, the ransomware is programmed to eliminate Volume Shadow Copies and system backups, stopping any attempts at system recovery in their tracks. Specific details regarding the infection pathway utilized by the RA World are not available. However, it is unlikely to deviate significantly from methods employed by other ransomware collectives. Instances of RA World ransomware have been identified through submissions to a publicly accessible file scanning service originating from various countries, including the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Poland, Colombia, and Japan. At present, the data leak sites associated with the ransomware name 23 victims distributed across several countries, including Germany, the UK, the US, Italy, Poland, India, Taiwan, Mexico, France, Thailand, and Korea.
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