Kaseya’s platform was utilised to deliver a large-scale ransomware attack at the beginning of July, in which more than 1 million computers were compromised, and a $70 million ransom was demanded in order to decrypt affected devices. Russia-linked REvil ransomware group were named responsible for deploying the malicious software update. One of the companies most noticeably impacted by the attack is Coop, a line of over 800 grocery stores in Sweden that closed Saturday as the attack shut down its cash registers. Experts have predicted that more victims are bound to be discovered. The Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure (DIVD) revealed that it appears the exploit used for the breach was same one they discovered and were in the process of addressing with Kaseya when the attackers struck.