Threat actors by attributed origin

Lebanon-Attributed Threat Actors.

Brandefense tracks 3 threat actors attributed to Lebanon. The most documented are Dark Caracal, Volatile Cedar and Tempting Cedar Spyware. The sectors they target most are Defense and Aerospace, Education and Research, and Government.

Top target sectorsDefense and Aerospace Education and Research Government

MotivationEspionage Financial Ideology

3 of 3 published profiles shown

Cards Table

Actor	Type	Origin	Motivation	Sophistication	Exploited CVEs	Top malware
Dark Caracal4 aliases	Nation-state APT	Lebanon	Espionage	Advanced	–	AsioGate
Volatile Cedar4 aliases	Nation-state APT	Lebanon	Espionage	Advanced	3	ASPXSpy
Tempting Cedar Spyware0 aliases	Nation-state APT	Lebanon	Espionage	Not rated	–	–

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Lebanon-Attributed Threat Actors.

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