Threat Actors Targeting Mongolia.
APT28 is a Russia-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
APT41 is a China-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
Mustang Panda is a China-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
APT27 is a nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
Violet Typhoon is a China-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
Winnti is a China-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
UNC5221 is a China-attributed nation-state APT group with an ideological motive.
TGR-STA-1030 is a China-attributed threat actor group with an ideological motive. It targets organisations in 14 countries, including India and France.
TA428 is a China-attributed threat actor group with an ideological motive. It targets the Government sector in 5 countries, including Russia and Ukraine.
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