Threats · Activity group
RASPITE
Executive summary
RASPITE is reported for reconnaissance and access operations against electric utilities, including credential-theft techniques delivered through compromised websites. Reported activity is access-focused, with no publicly demonstrated ICS capability.
At a glance
Rosetta Stone
Names across the industry
Every edge states the kind of relationship the public source supports — an alias is not the same as an overlap.
- LeafMiner-adjacent reportingTechnical overlapLow
Tracked by Vendor reporting
Relevance
Why OT defenders care
Objectives
- Credential theft from utility staff
- Access to utility networks
Reported impacts
- No publicly confirmed OT process effects
Observed behaviours
- Compromised websites used to trigger forced authentication
- Credential capture and reuse
Targeting
Sectors, geography and assets
Target industries
Target geography
Observed assets
Protocols in scope
Capability
Malware and tools
Malware, commercial tooling, open-source utilities and native operating-system tools are kept separate — they demand different detections.
Malware
- Watering-hole credential capture
Commercial tool
Not publicly established
Open-source utility
Not publicly established
Native OS tool
Not publicly established
ATT&CK
Technique mapping
History
Known campaigns and incidents
Reported campaigns
Not publicly established
Atlas incident case studies
Not publicly established
Defence
Defensive hunting priorities
Start with the hunts below — each one is a complete procedure in the Field Playbook.
Priorities
- Block outbound SMB
- Monitor NTLM authentication anomalies
- Credential hygiene for engineering staff
Hunt for this activity
No group-specific hunts mapped yet — start with the core hunt packs.
Indicators
Indicator guidance
Indicators expire. Behaviour usually ages better.
Sources
- Vendor IntelligenceDragosThreat groups — OT activity group profiles (opens in a new tab)