Cybercrime Threat Actors.
| Actor | Type | Origin | Motivation | Sophistication | Exploited CVEs | Top malware |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gorgon Group5 aliases | Cybercrime | Pakistan | Espionage | Advanced | 2 | – |
| Metador0 aliases | Cybercrime | Unattributed | Espionage | Advanced | – | – |
| Gallmaker1 alias | Cybercrime | Unattributed | Espionage | Advanced | 3 | – |
| Cleaver5 aliases | Cybercrime | Iran | Espionage | Advanced | 4 | – |
| Group51 alias | Cybercrime | Iran | Espionage | Advanced | 1 | – |
| Moafee1 alias | Cybercrime | China | Espionage | Advanced | 2 | – |
| Bouncing Golf0 aliases | Cybercrime | Unattributed | Espionage | Advanced | – | – |
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FAQ
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Each profile includes the actor's origin, type, active date range, target sectors and countries, MITRE ATT&CK TTPs, related CVEs, malware and tools used, recent campaigns, and motivation. Full IOC feeds and YARA rules are available on the Brandefense platform.
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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