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In early 2026, Orange Cyberdefense responded to several incidents delivering the SmokedHam backdoor.
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In at least one case, the infection chain resulted in the deployment of the Qilin ransomware.
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We attribute with moderate confidence these activities to the Russian-speaking ransomware affiliate UNC2465, historically associated with DarkSide, LockBit and Hunters International distribution.
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By pivoting on the infrastructure, we identified multiple malicious malvertising domains responsible for delivering SmokedHam typically masqueraded as legitimate utilities like RVTools.
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We identified a relatively high number of SmokedHam variants, with different delivery and persistence techniques, indicating a prolific threat actor iterating on tooling.
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We believe this threat actor to be increasingly targeting European organizations since early 2026.
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Read the full report (PDF): https://research.cert.orangecyberdefense.com/smokedham/smoking_out_an_affiliate.pdf
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IoCs: https://github.com/cert-orangecyberdefense/cti/blob/main/smokedham/iocs
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Note: The analysis cut-off date for this report was April 8, 2026.
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Authors: Alexis Bonnefoi, Marine Pichon, and Thomas Brossard
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