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GBUS2 statesjoint APT28 (Russian Federation) UK and US Published Joint Advisory Describing Russian APT28's 2021 Exploitation of Cisco Routers, 18 April 2023 Technical disclosure 18 Apr 2023
Technical disclosure 18 Apr 2023
GBUS2 states APT28 (Russian Federation)
UK and US Published Joint Advisory Describing Russian APT28's 2021 Exploitation of Cisco Routers, 18 April 2023
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Russia-based SEABORGIUM (Callisto Group/… UK National Cyber Security Centre Published An Advisory On Russia-Based SEABORGIUM And Iran-Based TA453's Phishing Campaigns Targeting Strategic Sectors, 26 January 2023 Technical disclosure 26 Jan 2023
Technical disclosure 26 Jan 2023
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Russia-based SEABORGIUM (Callisto Group/…
UK National Cyber Security Centre Published An Advisory On Russia-Based SEABORGIUM And Iran-Based TA453's Phishing Campaigns Targeting Strategic Sectors, 26 January 2023
(Russia) #N/A ·Critical infrastructure A Russian State-Sponsored Hacking Group of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) gained access to Small Businesses' Microsoft Teams Accounts in 2023. 1 Jan 2023
Incident · Low severity 1 Jan 2023
(Russia) #N/A ·Critical infrastructure
A Russian State-Sponsored Hacking Group of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) gained access to Small Businesses' Microsoft Teams Accounts in 2023.
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Russian actors (Russian Federation) UK Government Provided Support to Enhance Ukraine's Cyber Security Against Russian Threats Starting 1 November 2022 Official policy 1 Nov 2022
Official policy 1 Nov 2022
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Russian actors (Russian Federation)
UK Government Provided Support to Enhance Ukraine's Cyber Security Against Russian Threats Starting 1 November 2022
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Iranian state-linked cyber actors UK National Cyber Security Centre Attributed July 2022 Disruption and Data Destruction of Albanian Government Infrastructure to Iranian State-Linked Actors, 7 September 2022 Official policy 7 Sep 2022
Official policy 7 Sep 2022
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Iranian state-linked cyber actors
UK National Cyber Security Centre Attributed July 2022 Disruption and Data Destruction of Albanian Government Infrastructure to Iranian State-Linked Actors, 7 September 2022
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Russian Military Intelligence (Russian Federation) UK National Cyber Security Centre Attributed 13 January 2022 Defacements of Ukrainian Government Websites using WhisperGate to Russian Threat Actors, 10 May 2022 Official policy 10 May 2022
Official policy 10 May 2022
GBUnited Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre Russian Military Intelligence (Russian Federation)
UK National Cyber Security Centre Attributed 13 January 2022 Defacements of Ukrainian Government Websites using WhisperGate to Russian Threat Actors, 10 May 2022
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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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