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APT15 China-aligned cyber espionage group visual representation by Brandefense Blog APT15 (Ke3Chang / Nylon Typhoon): China-Aligned Cyber Espionage APT APT15 is a long-running, China-aligned cyber espionage group linked to the MSS, targeting governments, defense organizations, NGOs, and technology sectors globally with sustained operations through 2025. Jan 21, 2026Read → TA577 Hive0118 APT group illustration representing phishing campaigns and NTLM credential theft operations APT Groups TA577 (Hive0118): The Evolving Phishing Specialist Behind Modern Malware Campaigns TA577 (Hive0118) is a financially motivated, Russian-speaking cybercrime group active since 2020, specializing in large-scale phishing, credential theft, and NTLM hash capture, with strong links to… Jan 20, 2026Read → VanHelsing ransomware group APT card illustrating a multi-platform RaaS threat targeting enterprise environments APT Groups VanHelsing: Inside the Rise of a Multi‑Platform RaaS Threat Actor RomCom, also known as Void Rabisu or Storm-0978, is a Russia-aligned advanced persistent threat active since 2022. The group is known for combining espionage-driven operations with… Jan 15, 2026Read → Wizard Spider APT group visualization representing a financially motivated ransomware threat actor APT Groups WIZARD SPIDER: The Financial Empire Behind Global Ransomware Operations Wizard Spider profile: aliases such as FIN12 and GOLD BLACKBURN, activity since 2016, and its role in TrickBot, Ryuk, Conti and Black Basta operations. Jan 14, 2026Read → APT40 China-aligned advanced persistent threat targeting maritime and defense sectors APT Groups APT40 APT40 is a China-aligned advanced persistent threat (APT) group known for long-term cyber espionage campaigns targeting maritime, defense, academic, and government organizations, particularly across the Indo-Pacific… Jan 13, 2026Read → Futuristic mask representing cybersecurity and digital protection concepts. Malware Analysis Reports Grandoreiro Trojan Technical Analysis Grandoreiro is a Delphi banking trojan seen since 2016 and aimed at banking users in Latin America and Iberia. See what this technical report covers. Jan 11, 2026Read → RomCom APT group visualization representing Russia-aligned cyber espionage activity APT Groups RomCom APT RomCom, also known as Void Rabisu or Storm-0978, is a Russia-aligned advanced persistent threat active since 2022. The group is known for combining espionage-driven operations with… Jan 08, 2026Read → Cactus ransomware group APT card illustrating a stealth-focused cyber extortion threat targeting enterprises APT Groups Inside the Operations of Cactus: The Rise of a Stealth-Focused Ransomware Threat Cactus is a financially motivated ransomware group leveraging VPN vulnerabilities, encrypted tunneling, and double extortion tactics to target enterprises across the US, UK, and Europe. Jan 07, 2026Read → Operation ForumTroll APT card showing Russia-aligned influence and espionage threat actor APT Groups Operation ForumTroll: What Is Confirmed About the Chrome Zero-Day (CVE-2025-2783) A deep-dive into Operation ForumTroll, a high-risk Russia-aligned threat actor conducting espionage, phishing, and influence operations across Eastern Europe. Jan 06, 2026Read →
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