Threat Actors Targeting Kuwait.
APT38 is a North Korea-attributed nation-state APT group with a financial motive.
Lockbit is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Clop is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Cobalt Group is a Russia-attributed cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
ALPHV/BlackCat is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Rhysida is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Evilnum is a cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
Thegentlemen is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Kraken is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Sarcoma is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Quantum is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Radar is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Fxmsp is a Kazakhstan-attributed cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
UnSafe is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets 10 sectors, including Government and Technology, in 11 countries, including the United States and India.
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