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Threat actors

Every actor CyberSIXT, MITRE ATT&CK and the MISP Galaxy know, reconciled. A row opens the actor's page when CyberSIXT covers it, its Atlas view otherwise.

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Targets sector:High-Tech
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Exploits KEV CVEs1Has techniques5Has a description8Clear filters8 of 1,489 actors
Every threat actor the Atlas holds
ActorOriginMotivationCVEsIn KEVTechniquesSoftwareSources
APT41TA415, Blackfly, Grayfly, LEADChina–11108232CyberSIXT · ATT&CK G0096 · MISP Galaxy
LyceumCOBALT LYCEUM, HEXANE, UNC1530, SpirlinIranEspionage––3612CyberSIXT · ATT&CK G1001 · MISP Galaxy
TortoiseshellIMPERIAL KITTEN, Yellow Liderc, TA456, DUSTYCAVEIranEspionage––191CyberSIXT · ATT&CK G1012 · MISP Galaxy
APT-C-23Mantis, Arid Viper, Desert Falcon, TAG-63PalestineEspionage––35ATT&CK G1028 · MISP Galaxy
APT18TG-0416, Dynamite Panda, Threat Group-0416, SCANDIUMChinaEspionage––125ATT&CK G0026 · MISP Galaxy
Storm-0842BANISHED KITTEN, DUNE, Red SandstormIranEspionage, Destructive––––CyberSIXT · MISP Galaxy
Cotton SandstormEmennet Pasargad, Holy Souls, MARNANBRIDGE, NEPTUNIUMIran–––––MISP Galaxy
Red Dev 17In 2021, PwC started tracking a series of intrusions under the moniker of Red Dev 17 that they assess were highly likely conducted by a China-based threat actor. Their analysis suggests Red Dev 17 has been active since aChina–––––MISP Galaxy

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