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Kasablanka APT cyber threat actor visual card representing espionage and phishing operations targeting government and energy sectors APT Groups Kasablanka: The Emerging North African Cyber Threat Actor Kasablanka is an emerging cyber threat actor suspected to originate from North Africa. Active since 2021, the group evolved from hacktivism to phishing-driven espionage campaigns targeting… Mar 12, 2026Read → Digital wings illustration symbolizing protection and innovation for brand security. Malware Analysis Reports Breaking the Angel’s Wing: Angel Drainer Angel Drainer steals digital assets with phishing pages and rents its panel to other criminals. See what this report covers: methods, detections and IoCs. Mar 11, 2026Read → Turla APT group profile image representing a Russia-linked cyber espionage threat actor known for Snake malware and long-term attacks against NATO and government networks. APT Groups Turla APT: Russia’s Longstanding Cyber Espionage Powerhouse Turla is one of the most sophisticated Russian APT groups linked to the FSB. Active since the early 2000s, it conducts long-term cyber espionage campaigns using… Mar 10, 2026Read → APT19 Deep Panda China-aligned advanced persistent threat group cyber espionage illustration APT Groups APT19 (DEEP PANDA): A Persistent China-Aligned Espionage and Credential Theft Actor APT19 (Deep Panda) is a China-aligned advanced persistent threat group focused on credential harvesting, phishing campaigns, and long-term espionage operations targeting government, telecom, and technology organizations… Mar 09, 2026Read → HAFNIUM Silk Typhoon APT group profile card showing China-aligned cyber espionage actor targeting enterprise infrastructure APT Groups HAFNIUM APT Group (Silk Typhoon): Exploiting the Global Attack Surface for Strategic Espionage HAFNIUM (Silk Typhoon) is a China-aligned cyber espionage group known for exploiting internet-facing enterprise infrastructure, including the large-scale Microsoft Exchange attacks that impacted organizations worldwide. Mar 06, 2026Read → Tick APT Group Bronze Butler China aligned cyber espionage threat profile APT card APT Groups Tick APT Group (BRONZE BUTLER): A Long-Running East Asian Cyber Espionage Actor Tick (Bronze Butler) is a long-running China-aligned APT group known for stealthy cyber espionage campaigns targeting government, defense, and technology sectors in East Asia. Mar 05, 2026Read → FishMonger APT Group card showing China-aligned cyber espionage threat actor profile APT Groups FishMonger APT Group: A Persistent China-Aligned Cyber Espionage Actor FishMonger (AQUATIC PANDA) is a China-aligned advanced persistent threat group conducting long-term cyber espionage against government, academic, and technology sectors worldwide. Feb 28, 2026Read → Dark Caracal (G0070) APT group profile card highlighting mobile-centric espionage operations in the Middle East and North Africa. APT Groups Dark Caracal APT Group (G0070): Mobile-Centric Espionage and Regional Surveillance Dark Caracal (G0070) is a Lebanon-linked APT conducting long-term mobile surveillance operations targeting government, military, journalists, and activists across MENA. Feb 27, 2026Read → Liminal Panda China-linked cyber espionage APT group profile targeting semiconductor and AI sectors APT Groups LIMINAL PANDA: China’s Emerging Espionage Threat in the Semiconductor and Technology Sectors Liminal Panda is an emerging China-linked cyber-espionage actor targeting semiconductor, AI, and defense sectors through cloud-native intrusion and identity abuse techniques. Feb 26, 2026Read →
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