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Various public documents, whitepapers and articles about APT campaigns APT Notes This is a repository for various publicly-available documents and notes related to APT, sorted by year. For malware sample hashes, please see the individual reports Contributing For the moment, it would be nice to have a PDF of the article that we add to the list, just to be sure we always have a copy. To contribute, you can either: Fork, add and send me a pull request Open a ticket with the data you want to be added Adding data: Add a link to the public document to README.md page Add the PDF file to the appropriate year Thanks to the contributors for helping with the project! Papers The papers section contains historical documents. 2006 "Wicked Rose" and the NCPH Hacking Group 2008 Aug 10 - Russian Invasion of Georgia Russian Cyberwar on Georgia Oct 02 - How China will use cyber warfare to leapfrog in military competitiveness Nov 04 - China's Electronic Long-Range Reconnaissance Nov 19 - Agent.BTZ 2009 Jan 18 - Impact of Alleged Russian Cyber Attacks Mar 29 - Tracking GhostNet 2010 Jan 12 - Operation Aurora Jan 13 - The Command Structure of the Aurora Botnet - Damballa Jan 20 - McAfee Labs: Combating Aurora Jan 27 - Operation Aurora Detect, Diagnose, Respond Jan ?? - Case Study: Operation Aurora - Triumfant Feb 24 - How Can I Tell if I Was Infected By Aurora? (IOCs) Mar 14 - In-depth Analysis of Hydraq Apr 06 - Shadows in the cloud: Investigating Cyber Espionage 2.0 Sep 03 - The "MSUpdater" Trojan And Ongoing Targeted Attacks Sep 30 - W32.Stuxnet Dossier Dec 09 - The Stuxnet Computer Worm: Harbinger of an Emerging Warfare Capability 2011 Feb 10 - Global Energy Cyberattacks: Night Dragon Feb 18 - Night Dragon Specific Protection Measures for Consideration Apr 20 - Stuxnet Under the Microscope Aug ?? - Shady RAT Aug 04 - Operation Shady RAT Aug 02 - Operation Shady rat : Vanity Aug 03 - HTran and the Advanced Persistent Threat Sep 09 - The RSA Hack Sep 11 - SK Hack by an Advanced Persistent Threat Sep 22 - The "LURID" Downloader Oct 12 - Alleged APT Intrusion Set: "1.php" Group Oct 26 - Duqu Trojan Questions and Answers Oct 31 - The Nitro Attacks: Stealing Secrets from the Chemical Industry Dec 08 - Palebot trojan harvests Palestinian online credentials 2012 Jan 03 - The HeartBeat APT Feb 03 - Command and Control in the Fifth Domain Feb 29 - The Sin Digoo Affair Mar 12 - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Stolen Data Mar 13 - Reversing DarkComet RAT's crypto Mar 26 - Luckycat Redux Apr 10 - Anatomy of a Gh0st RAT Apr 16 - OSX.SabPub & Confirmed Mac APT attacks May 18 - Analysis of Flamer C&C Server May 22 - IXESHEA An APT Campaign May 31 - sKyWIper (Flame/Flamer) Jul 10 - Advanced Social Engineering for the Distribution of LURK Malware Jul 11 - Wired article on DarkComet creator Jul 27 - The Madi Campaign Aug 09 - Gauss: Abnormal Distribution Sep 06 - The Elderwood Project Sep 07 - IEXPLORE RAT Sep 12 - The VOHO Campaign: An in depth analysis Sep 18 - The Mirage Campaign Oct 08 - Matasano notes on DarkComet, Bandook, CyberGate and Xtreme RAT Oct 27 - Trojan.Taidoor: Targeting Think Tanks Nov 01 - RECOVERING FROM SHAMOON Nov 03 - Systematic cyber attacks against Israeli and Palestinian targets going on for a year 2013 Jan 14 - The Red October Campaign Jan 14 - Red October Diplomatic Cyber Attacks Investigation Jan 18 - Operation Red October Feb 12 - Targeted cyber attacks: examples and challenges ahead Feb 18 - Mandiant APT1 Report Feb 22 - Comment Crew: Indicators of Compromise Feb 26 - Stuxnet 0.5: The Missing Link Feb 27 - The MiniDuke Mystery: PDF 0-day Government Spy Assembler 0x29A Micro Backdoor Feb 27 - Miniduke: Indicators v1 Mar 13 - You Only Click Twice: FinFisher’s Global Proliferation Mar 17 - Safe: A Targeted Threat Mar 20 - Dissecting Operation Troy Mar 20 - The TeamSpy Crew Attacks Mar 21 - Darkseoul/Jokra Analysis And Recovery Mar 27 - APT1: technical backstage (Terminator/Fakem RAT) Mar 28 - TR-12 - Analysis of a PlugX malware variant used for targeted attacks Apr 01 - Trojan.APT.BaneChant Apr 13 - "Winnti" More than just a game Apr 24 - Operation Hangover May ?? - Operation Hangover May 30 - TR-14 - Analysis of a stage 3 Miniduke malware sample Jun ?? - The Chinese Malware Complexes: The Maudi Surveillance Operation Jun 01 - Crude Faux: An analysis of cyber conflict within the oil & gas industries Jun 04 - The NetTraveller (aka 'Travnet') Jun 07 - KeyBoy, Targeted Attacks against Vietnam and India Jun 18 - Trojan.APT.Seinup Hitting ASEAN Jun 21 - A Call to Harm: New Malware Attacks Target the Syrian Opposition Jun 28 - njRAT Uncovered Jul 09 - Dark Seoul Cyber Attack: Could it be worse? Jul 15 - PlugX revisited: "Smoaler" Jul 31 - Secrets of the Comfoo Masters Jul 31 - Blackhat: In-Depth Analysis of Escalated APT Attacks (Lstudio,Elirks), Aug ?? - Operation Hangover - Unveiling an Indian Cyberattack Infrastructure Aug ?? - APT Attacks on Indian Cyber Space Aug 02 - Where There is Smoke, There is Fire: South Asian Cyber Espionage Heats Up Aug 02 - Surtr: Malware Family Targeting the Tibetan Community Aug 19 - ByeBye Shell and the targeting of Pakistan Aug 21 - POISON IVY: Assessing Damage and Extracting Intelligence Aug 23 - Operation Molerats: Middle East Cyber Attacks Using Poison Ivy Sep ?? - Feature: EvilGrab Campaign Targets Diplomatic Agencies Sep 11 - The "Kimsuky" Operation Sep 13 - Operation DeputyDog: Zero-Day (CVE-2013-3893) Attack Against Japanese Targets Sep 17 - Hidden Lynx - Professional Hackers for Hire Sep 25 - The 'ICEFROG' APT: A Tale of cloak and three daggers Sep 30 - World War C: State of affairs in the APT world Oct 24 - Terminator RAT or FakeM RAT Nov 10 - Operation Ephemeral Hydra: IE Zero-Day Linked to DeputyDog Uses Diskless Method Nov 11 - Supply Chain Analysis Dev 02 - njRAT, The Saga Continues Dec 11 - Operation "Ke3chang" Dec 20 - ETSO APT Attacks Analysis ??? ?? - Deep Panda ??? ?? - Detecting and Defeating the China Chopper Web Shell 2014 Jan 06 - PlugX: some uncovered points Jan 13 - Targeted attacks against the Energy Sector Jan 14 - The Icefog APT Hits US Targets With Java Backdoor Jan 15 - “New'CDTO:'A'Sneakernet'Trojan'Solution Jan 21 - Shell_Crew (Deep Panda) Jan 31 - Intruder File Report- Sneakernet Trojan Feb 11 - Unveiling "Careto" - The Masked APT Feb 13 - Operation SnowMan: DeputyDog Actor Compromises US Veterans of Foreign Wars Website Feb 19 - The Monju Incident Feb 19 - XtremeRAT: Nuisance or Threat? Feb 20 - Operation GreedyWonk: Multiple Economic and Foreign Policy Sites Compromised, Serving Up Flash Zero-Day Exploit Feb 20 - Mo' Shells Mo' Problems - Deep Panda Web Shells Feb 23 - Gathering in the Middle East, Operation STTEAM Feb 28 - Uroburos: Highly complex espionage software with Russian roots Mar 06 - The Siesta Campaign Mar 07 - Snake Campaign & Cyber Espionage Toolkit Mar 08 - Russian spyware Turla Apr 26 - CVE-2014-1776: Operation Clandestine Fox May 13 - Operation Saffron Rose (aka Flying Kitten) May 13 - CrowdStrike's report on Flying Kitten May 20 - Miniduke Twitter C&C May 21 - RAT in jar: A phishing campaign using Unrecom Jun 06 - Illuminating The Etumbot APT Backdoor (APT12) Jun 09 - Putter Panda Jun 20 - Embassy of Greece Beijing Jun 30 - Dragonfly: Cyberespionage Attacks Against Energy Suppliers Jun 10 - Anatomy of the Attack: Zombie Zero Jul 07 - Deep Pandas Jul 10 - TR-25 Analysis - Turla / Pfinet / Snake/ Uroburos Jul 11 - Pitty Tiger Jul 20 - Sayad (Flying Kitten) Analysis & IOCs Jul 31 - Energetic Bear/Crouching Yeti Jul 31 - Energetic Bear/Crouching Yeti Appendix Aug 04 - Sidewinder Targeted Attack Against Android Aug 05 - Operation Arachnophobia Aug 06 - Operation Poisoned Hurricane Aug 07 - The Epic Turla Operation Appendix Aug 12 - New York Times Attackers Evolve Quickly (Aumlib/Ixeshe/APT12) Aug 13 - A Look at Targeted Attacks Through the Lense of an NGO Aug 18 - The Syrian Malware House of Cards Aug 20 - El Machete Aug 25 - Vietnam APT Campaign Aug 27 - NetTraveler APT Gets a Makeover for 10th Birthday Aug 27 - North Korea’s cyber threat landscape Aug 28 - Scanbox: A Reconnaissance Framework Used with Watering Hole Attacks Aug 29 - Syrian Malware Team Uses BlackWorm for Attacks Sep 03 - Darwin’s Favorite APT Group (APT12) Sep 04 - Forced to Adapt: XSLCmd Backdoor Now on OS X Sep 08 - Targeted Threat Index: Characterizingand Quantifying Politically-MotivatedTargeted Malware video Sep 08 - When Governments Hack Opponents: A Look at Actors and Technology video Sep 10 - Operation Quantum Entanglement Sep 17 - Chinese intrusions into key defense contractors Sep 18 - COSMICDUKE: Cosmu with a twist of MiniDuke Sep 19 - Watering Hole Attacks using Poison Ivy by "th3bug" group Sep 23 - Sep 26 - Aided Frame, Aided Direction (Sunshop Digital Quartermaster) Sep 26 - BlackEnergy & Quedagh Oct 03 - New indicators for APT group Nitro Oct 09 - Democracy in Hong Kong Under Attack Oct 14 - ZoxPNG Preliminary Analysis Oct 14 - Hikit Preliminary Analysis Oct 14 - Derusbi Preliminary Analysis Oct 14 - Group 72 (Axiom) Oct 14 - Sandworm - CVE-2104-4114 Oct 20 - OrcaRAT - A whale of a tale Oct 22 - Operation Pawn Storm: The Red in SEDNIT Oct 22 - Sofacy Phishing by PWC Oct 23 - Modified Tor Binaries Oct 24 - LeoUncia and OrcaRat Oct 27 - Full Disclosure of Havex Trojans - ICS Havex backdoors Oct 27 - ScanBox framework – who’s affected, and who’s using it? Oct 28 - APT28 - A Window Into Russia's Cyber Espionage Operations Oct 28 - Group 72, Opening the ZxShell Oct 30 - The Rotten Tomato Campaign Oct 31 - Operation TooHash Nov 03 - New observations on BlackEnergy2 APT activity Nov 03 - Operation Poisoned Handover: Unveiling Ties Between APT Activity in Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Movement Nov 10 - The Darkhotel APT - A Story of Unusual Hospitality Nov 11 - The Uroburos case- Agent.BTZ’s successor, ComRAT Nov 12 - Korplug military targeted attacks: Afghanistan & Tajikistan Nov 13 - Operation CloudyOmega: Ichitaro 0-day targeting Japan Nov 14 - OnionDuke: APT Attacks Via the Tor Network Nov 14 - Roaming Tiger (Slides) Nov 21 - Operation Double Tap | IOCs Nov 23 - Symantec's report on Regin Nov 24 - Kaspersky's report on The Regin Platform Nov 24 - TheIntercept's report on The Regin Platform Nov 24 - Deep Panda Uses Sakula Malware Nov 30 - FIN4: Stealing Insider Information for an Advantage in Stock Trading? Dec 02 - Operation Cleaver | IOCs Dec 03 - Operation Cleaver: The Notepad Files Dec 08 - The 'Penquin' Turla Dec 09 - The Inception Framework Dec 10 - Cloud Atlas: RedOctober APT Dec 10 - W32/Regin, Stage #1 Dec 10 - W64/Regin, Stage #1 Dec 10 - South Korea MBR Wiper Dec 12 - Vinself now with steganography Dec 12 - Bots, Machines, and the Matrix Dec 17 - Wiper Malware – A Detection Deep Dive Dec 18 - Malware Attack Targeting Syrian ISIS Critics Dec 19 - TA14-353A: Targeted Destructive Malware (wiper) Dec 21 - Operation Poisoned Helmand Dec 22 - Anunak: APT against financial institutions 2015 Jan 11 - Hong Kong SWC attack Jan 12 - Skeleton Key Malware Analysis Jan 15 - Evolution of Agent.BTZ to ComRAT Jan 20 - Analysis of Project Cobra Jan 20 - Reversing the Inception APT malware Jan 22 - The Waterbug attack group Jan 22 - Scarab attackers Russian targets | IOCs Jan 22 - Regin's Hopscotch and Legspin Jan 27 - Comparing the Regin module 50251 and the "Qwerty" keylogger Jan 29 - Backdoor.Winnti attackers and Trojan.Skelky Jan 29 - Analysis of PlugX Variant - P2P PlugX Feb 02 - Behind the Syrian Conflict’s Digital Frontlines Feb 04 - Pawn Storm Update: iOS Espionage App Found Feb 10 - CrowdStrike Global Threat Intel Report for 2014 Feb 16 - Equation: The Death Star of Malware Galaxy Feb 16 - The Carbanak APT Feb 16 - Operation Arid Viper Feb 17 - Desert Falcons APT Sursa: https://github.com/kbandla/APTnotes

Sunt un pasionat al online-ului, prin urmare membru al multor forumuri pe care se dezbat fel de fel de metode prin care se pot face bani online. Exista sute de articole si metode pe aceste forumuri, cu toate acestea in fiecare zi apare cate unul care intreaba “Cum pot face bani online”. A devenit obisnuinta. Unii vor sa faca 5$ pe zi, altii 10 iar restul vor sa afle cum sa faca 5000$ pe luna pe internet. Problema nu este la acei 5 sau 10$ pe zi, fiecare trebuie sa porneasca de undeva, nu conteaza daca cu acei bani iti cumperi inghetata in fiecare zi sau ii bagi in jocuri online, problema este ca majoritatea nu se tin de ceea ce incep, nu inteleg ca nu conteaza google, facebook, adsense, seo si alte metode prin care se fac banii pe internet, banii se fac cu oameni, aici totul este despre tine, TU esti important nu google si retelele de socializare. Sunt atat de multe topicuri in care toti intreaba despre metode / secrete si trickuri de a face bani rapid online. Daca nu ai cumva vreun cod de activare pentru PAYPAL MONEY GENERATOR nu vad cum ai putea sa faci rapid bani pe internet. Scriu acest articol cu speranta ca cei care sunt de parere ca se fac milioane pe internet intr-o clipita sa se trezeasca si sa isi dea 2 palme. Este valabil daca ai 15 ani si ai citit ca nu stiu care face 100.000$ pe luna cu un site si vrei sa te apuci si tu, la fel si daca ai 40 de ani si visezi la cai verzi pe pereti. [h=3]REALITATEA : Nu este usor ![/h] Te anunt de la bun inceput, banii nu se castiga usor pe internet. Banii atrag bani asta inseamna ca trebuie sa ai un capital cu care sa incepi ca sa poti face bani pe internet. Asa ca daca ai 0 lei in banca si o multime de facturi pe vine, te sfatuiesc sa ITI CAUTI UN JOB REAL ! Vorbesc serios, mergi si cautati un job real, banii pe internet nu se fac usor si mai ales peste noapte, iti spune aceste lucruri unul care facea primii bani pe internet acum ceva ani de zile dupa ce a incercat vreo 2 ani de zile fara a investii. Majoritatea oamenilor dau gres pe internet pentru ca nu incep cand trebuie ! Cei mai multi se apuca de asa ceva atunci cand sunt deja cu un picior in groapa si cauta o solutie rapida, nu exista asa ceva pe internet, acesta este un mit. Oamenii asociaza banii pe internet cu bani usor de facut ! Cei care fac deja bani pe internet stiu ca aceasta este cea mai mare prostie, banii pe internet nu sunt usor de facut. Este chiar greu, usor este dupa ce ai inteles cum merg lucrurile si dupa ce ai vechime. Daca te gandesti serios la a face bani pe internet o sa incerc sa te sfatuiesc in randurile ce urmeaza, sa iti arat cum stau defapt lucrurile. Consider ca am o oarecare experienta in domeniu, primii bani pe internet facandu-i acum 7-8 ani, de atunci produc continuu. Scopul acestui articol este sa iti arate ce se intampla defapt pe internet si cum merg treburile. Asadar cu atat de multe bloguri care te invata “cum sa faci bani online” ai impresia ca o sa dai si tu un tun si o sa fii bogat intr-o saptamana, doua, asa-i ? [h=3]Ai nevoie de bani ca sa faci bani[/h] Vad atat de multe ghiduri care iti spun ca e de ajuns sa iti faci un blog in 5 minute, scrii 2 articole si apoi astepti ca oamenii sa navaleasca pe siteul tau si tu o sa castigi bani din afiliate sau din adsense, usor nu ? GRESIT ! Se pot face bani intradevar cu produse ca afiliat sau prin adsense dar 80% din noi nu avem o sansa ! De ce ? Pentru ca aceste domenii sunt extrem de aglomerate si cei care au ceva vanzari sunt cei care investesc. Fiindca investesc, acestia apar pe primele pozitii in google, apar in reclamele din facebook si asa mai departe. Se investesc sume enorme in promovare. Daca ai 50$ de investit in facebook sau vreo campanie Adwords, pastreaza-i ! Scoate-ti prietena in oras, aici vorbim de bani adevarati nu de maruntis. Primul pas este sa intelegi ca : AI NEVOIE DE BANI CA SA FACI BANI ! [h=3]Fii Practic[/h] Sunt atat de multi care isi construiesc diferite site-uri pe care sa le monetizeze, sa le faca o sursa de venit pasiv, astazi ii auzi ca le monetizeaza cu Google Adsense, maine promoveaza produse de pe Clickbank, iar zilele urmatoare ii auzi ca vor sa scoata bani din trafic mobil creandu-si profile de Instagram. Entuziasmul e bun, iar veniturile din mai multe surse este un scop care ni-l propunem toti dar NU E PRACTIC. Este exact ca in acel proverb : Cine alearga dupa 2 iepuri…. Trebuie sa ramai credincios unei metode pana aceasta incepe sa functioneze, abia mai apoi te implici si in altceva. Trebuie sa iti dedici aproape tot timpul proiectului tau daca vrei sa functioneze, nu poti sa te apuci de 10 lucruri in acelasi timp si sa te astepti sa mearga toate. [h=3]Nu poti astepta rezultate instante[/h] Aceasta este greseala numarul 1, toti asteapta rezultate (a se citit bani) intr-o luna sau mai putin, dau vina pe aceste lucruri pe acei “guru” in domeniu care vand pdf-uri care “te invata” cum sa faci sute de dolari zilnic pe internet la doar 47$ bucata. Serios, cine vinde un asemenea pdf ? De ce ar vrea cineva competitie intr-o nisa care se presupune ca produce ? Intodeauna am muncit luni de-a randul pana am produs bani cu orice metoda am testat. Pana si cu acest blog care este doar o pasiune pentru mine am facut bani, intradevar fara sa vreau, dar am facut, insa au trecut luni pana s-a intamplat. De asta spuneam mai sus sa iti cauti un job, online-ul inseamna rabdare si munca multa, daca ai facturi care te preseaza nu cred ca o sa reusesti ceva. [h=3]Nu ceda zvonurilor :[/h] Daca ai obiceiul sa vizitezi forumuri care aduc in discutie diferite metode de a face bani online, sau ai citit de-a lungul timpului diferite articole pe bloguri despre banii online , atunci sigur in comentarii a fost macar unul care a spus ca metoda nu functioneaza, am auzit de sute de ori: Seo e mort Adsense nu mai plateste cum platea inainte Marketingul afiliat e mort Sunt atat de obisnuit cu astfel de comentarii incat le ignor fara sa imi dau seama. Nimic nu e mort, totul merge, difera doar perspectiva din care privesti lucrurile si cat timp aloci, cata rabdare. Normal ca or sa spuna ca nu functioneaza, asta se intampla cand nu dedici suficient timp unei metode. Priveste lucrurile ca un atlet care se antreneaza pentru Jocurile Olimpice, munceste zi de zi timp de 4 ani, se antreneaza, face compromisuri ca dupa sa fie cunoscut si aclamat de milioane de oameni din intreaga lume. [h=3]Trateaza online-ul ca pe o afacere[/h] Indiferent ca esti fondatorul unui blog sau al unui site mare, trateaza-l ca pe o afacere, adica fii serios. Aici se face iarasi o greseala mare, lumea are impresia ca poti munci cand vrei, online-ul e on line, doar nu ai sef. GRESIT ! Este exact ca la un job real… Daca nu ajungi la timp – ESTI CONCEDIAT, daca nu iti indeplinesti artibutiile ESTI CONCEDIAT. Ei bine in online, daca nu dedici timp NU PRODUCI, daca lipsesti o zi, PIERZI AUTORITATE, etc. Da, afacerile online vin cu un anumit avantaj, poti lucra de acasa sau de unde doresti tu si la ce ore doresti. Stiu oameni care produc in momentul de fata 50 -70$ pe zi si muncesc 2 ore pe zi, dar la inceput munceau 15-18 ore. Trateaza online-ul ca pe o afacere reala, fii serios, raspunde la email-uri, vorbeste cu clientii, cere un feedback si AI RABDARE, ne auzim la sfarsitul lunii cand se fac platile pe la Adsense, Clickbank, Popads si altele, poate bem o bere. Sursa : Bani Online : Totul Incepe cu tine - Albert Manuel

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