Threat Actors Targeting Kazakhstan.
APT28 is a Russia-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
Sandworm is a Russia-attributed threat actor group with an ideological motive.
APT29 is a Russia-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
FSB Centre 16 is a Russia-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
Gamaredon is a Russia-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
Turla is a threat actor group with an ideological motive.
Naikon APT is a threat actor group with an ideological motive.
APT-C-60 is a South Korea-attributed threat actor group with an ideological motive.
Bytez7 is a threat actor group with an ideological motive.
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Yes. ATLAS Threat Actors DB covers nation-state APT groups such as Lazarus Group, cybercrime syndicates such as Scattered Spider, and ransomware operations. All profiles are maintained by Brandefense analysts.
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