Threat Actors Targeting Russia.
Beast Ransomware is a Russia-attributed cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
Warlock is a China-attributed ransomware group with a financial motive.
TA2541 is a cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
Helldown is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
RTM is a Russia-attributed cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
Nova is a Russia-attributed ransomware group with a financial motive.
Funksec is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Lynx is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Carbanak is a cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive. It targets the Finance sector in 4 countries, including the United States and China.
Anubis is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Fluffy Wolf is a cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive. It targets organisations in Russia. It uses 7 MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
UAC-0277 is a Russia-attributed cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive. It targets the Business Services, and Retail and Consumer sectors in Russia and Ukraine.
Hotejka is a Russia-attributed cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive. It targets organisations in Russia. It uses 5 MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
Threeam is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
RevengeHotels is a cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
Auditteam is a ransomware group with a financial motive. It targets 9 sectors, including Government and Technology, in 10 countries, including Canada and Italy.
GCMAN is a Russia-attributed cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive. It targets the Finance sector in Russia. It uses 3 MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
Babuk2 is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Money Message is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Ransomedvc is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
DeathStalker is a cybercrime syndicate with a financial motive.
WereWolves is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Malas is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
Avaddon is a ransomware group with a financial motive.
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