LES Automotive

LES Automotive, operating under the same alias, is a third‑party video service provider headquartered in the United States of America. The company focuses on delivering video hosting and streaming solutions that are tailored for auto dealerships. Its platform is described as a shared video service that integrates directly into the websites of participating dealers. By concentrating on the automotive retail sector, LES Automotive provides a niche offering that supports dealers’ online presentation of vehicle inventory and promotional content.

The organization’s reach is explicitly noted as extending to more than one hundred auto dealerships, indicating a measurable presence within the industry. A distinguishing attribute of LES Automotive is its specialization in providing video services to auto dealerships. This focus on a shared video platform made it a vector for supply chain attacks in which malicious JavaScript was injected through the service, leading to ClickFix‑style fake reCAPTCHA pages and the eventual deployment of the SectopRAT remote access trojan. In each reported incident, the provider identified the vulnerability, applied remediation measures, and restored the service to a secure state. The provider has been cited in security research and news reports regarding these incidents. These details illustrate both the specialized nature of LES Automotive’s offering and the security implications of its shared‑service architecture.