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CYFIRMA Research - APT QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHTS: Q4 – 2023

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CYFIRMA’s Q4 2023 APT report focusses on APT groups from Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea, that brought forth a wave of dynamic and innovative cyber activities, challenging the global cyber security landscape.
Iranian actors targeted telecom, higher education, and tech sectors, showcasing updated techniques and new C2 frameworks in the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas conflict. Russian APTs targeted vulnerabilities in TeamCity, WinRAR, Outlook, and Roundcube, highlighting a sustained focus on #supplychainattacks. Chinese threat actors, VoltTyphoon and ToddyCat, focused on SOHO devices, utilizing advanced malware for data exfiltration. North Korean Lazarus Group demonstrated proficiency in diverse programming languages, exploiting vulnerabilities like Log4Shell and MagicLine4NX. These developments underscore the need for heightened cybersecurity vigilance and countermeasures against evolving APT strategies.

Link to the Research Report: APT QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHTS : Q4 - 2023 - CYFIRMA
#CyberSecurity #APT #APTHighlights #Q4APTReport #ThreatIntelligence #Cybersecurity #Q42023Report #APTActivities #cyberthreats #externalthreatlandscape #AdvancedPersistentThreat #Iran #Russia #China #NorthKorea

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CYFIRMA’s Q4 2023 APT report focusses on APT groups from Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea, that brought forth a wave of dynamic and innovative cyber activities, challenging the global cyber security landscape.
Iranian actors targeted telecom, higher education, and tech sectors, showcasing updated techniques and new C2 frameworks in the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas conflict. Russian APTs targeted vulnerabilities in TeamCity, WinRAR, Outlook, and Roundcube, highlighting a sustained focus on #supplychainattacks. Chinese threat actors, VoltTyphoon and ToddyCat, focused on SOHO devices, utilizing advanced malware for data exfiltration. North Korean Lazarus Group demonstrated proficiency in diverse programming languages, exploiting vulnerabilities like Log4Shell and MagicLine4NX. These developments underscore the need for heightened cybersecurity vigilance and countermeasures against evolving APT strategies.

Link to the Research Report: APT QUARTERLY HIGHLIGHTS : Q4 - 2023 - CYFIRMA
#CyberSecurity #APT #APTHighlights #Q4APTReport #ThreatIntelligence #Cybersecurity #Q42023Report #APTActivities #cyberthreats #externalthreatlandscape #AdvancedPersistentThreat #Iran #Russia #China #NorthKorea

https://www.cyfirma.com/

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