CySA/CASPs - Public Google Sheet - Anonymous APT Tracking

[Rick Butler]

Was reading some news this morning regarding bias in reporting about cyber attacks originating in the West (the US doesn't hack does it??) when the author cited this little bit of fun reading:

• APT Google Sheet - a free-to-view online spreadsheet tracking all known instances of threat-actor activities, irrespective of their origins.

Or as I heard it said, one person's government is another person's APT...

Happy Friday, y'all.

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Cite: Why is it so rare to hear about Western cyber-attacks? - https://www.bbc.com/news/technology...inkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin

Tagging a few I know would be particularly interested in this gem: @Lee McWhorter @Bjoern Voitel @jasoneckert @Stephen Schneiter @Tess Sluijter @Gregory Childers

 

[Rick Butler]

And additionally, if you look on the _Sources tab, you'll find a list of links to sources in various places that carry their own threat actor lists.

/r

 

[Fanuel]

Thanks Rick, Happy Friday to you too!!

 

[jlyon]

Thank you

 

[Rick Butler]

Thanks Rick, Happy Friday to you too!!

And to you, mate.

 

[Jarrel]

Thanks for sharing!
You can also visit MITRE so as to techniques, tactics and procedures of the groups.

Groups | MITRE ATT&CK®

attack.mitre.org

The nice thing about the spreadsheet that you shared is that the APT groups are grouped per country.