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USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency North Korean state-sponsored cyber actors US Officials Released Joint Cybersecurity Advisory in Response to North Korean State-Sponsored Cyber Actors Using Maui Ransomware to Target Health Sectro, 6 July 2022 Technical disclosure 6 Jul 2022
Technical disclosure 6 Jul 2022
USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency North Korean state-sponsored cyber actors
US Officials Released Joint Cybersecurity Advisory in Response to North Korean State-Sponsored Cyber Actors Using Maui Ransomware to Target Health Sectro, 6 July 2022
USFederal Bureau of Investigation RSocks (Russian Federation) US FBI Led an Undercover Operation to Dismantle Russian RSocks Botnet on or Before 16 June 2022 Operational action 16 Jun 2022
Operational action 16 Jun 2022
USFederal Bureau of Investigation RSocks (Russian Federation)
US FBI Led an Undercover Operation to Dismantle Russian RSocks Botnet on or Before 16 June 2022
USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Karakurt US Government Issues Joint Advisory on Karakurt Data Extortion Group Activity on 1 June 2022 Technical disclosure 1 Jun 2022
Technical disclosure 1 Jun 2022
USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Karakurt
US Government Issues Joint Advisory on Karakurt Data Extortion Group Activity on 1 June 2022
USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Lazarus Group, APT38, BlueNoroff, and St… US Government Issued a Joint Cybersecurity Advisory to Highlight the Cyber Threat Associated with Cryptocurrency Thefts and Tactics Used by a North Korean State-Sponsored APT Group, 18 April 2022 Official policy 18 Apr 2022
Official policy 18 Apr 2022
USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Lazarus Group, APT38, BlueNoroff, and St…
US Government Issued a Joint Cybersecurity Advisory to Highlight the Cyber Threat Associated with Cryptocurrency Thefts and Tactics Used by a North Korean State-Sponsored APT Group, 18 April 2022
Lazarus Group (Reconnaissance General Bureau, Bureau 121, Unit 180, Lab 110) United States ·Critical infrastructure North Korean state-backed Lazarus group stole more than $615 million in cryptocurrency from Axie Infinity's Ronin Networks on 23 March 2022 23 Mar 2022
Incident · Low severity 23 Mar 2022
Lazarus Group (Reconnaissance General Bureau, Bureau 121, Unit 180, Lab 110) United States ·Critical infrastructure
North Korean state-backed Lazarus group stole more than $615 million in cryptocurrency from Axie Infinity's Ronin Networks on 23 March 2022
USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency AvosLocker US FBI, CISA, and Treasury Released a Joint Advisory on AvosLocker Ransomware on 17 March 2022; updated 11 October 2023 Technical disclosure 17 Mar 2022
Technical disclosure 17 Mar 2022
USCybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency AvosLocker
US FBI, CISA, and Treasury Released a Joint Advisory on AvosLocker Ransomware on 17 March 2022; updated 11 October 2023
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How to read the ledger Every row is an incident or a response. Shape tells them apart; colour and the marks below each sigil carry the rest.
Row type
Incident — a square sigil. The connected dots below carry attribution.
Response — a round sigil. The two squares below show its anchors.
Incident types
Data theft
Disruption
Hijacking
Ransomware & extortion
Response types
Official policy
Unofficial policy
Criminal proceedings
Technical disclosure
Operational action
Reading the marks
Attribution dots (incidents) — how firmly an initiator is named; both filled and joined navy when fully attributed.
none one both
Weight squares (responses) — anchors present: left = a linked incident, right = a named actor.
0 1 2
Issuer stack — one chip is a single issuer; a stack of ISO codes marks a joint or coordinated response.
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