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55 results for “United States Department of Justice” 16 incidents · 39 responses
US Department of Justice (DOJ) Russia ·Civil society & individuals UK, US and other law enforcement agencies infiltrated LockBit ransomware group as early as 2021 eventually seizing public websites and servers in 2024 1 Jan 2021
Incident · Moderate severity 1 Jan 2021
US Department of Justice (DOJ) Russia ·Civil society & individuals
UK, US and other law enforcement agencies infiltrated LockBit ransomware group as early as 2021 eventually seizing public websites and servers in 2024
LockBit United States ·Government & politics LockBit and Mikhail Pavlovich Matveev used ransomware against law enforcement agency in Passaic County, New Jersey, on or about 25 June 2020 25 Jun 2020
Incident · Low severity 25 Jun 2020
LockBit United States ·Government & politics
LockBit and Mikhail Pavlovich Matveev used ransomware against law enforcement agency in Passaic County, New Jersey, on or about 25 June 2020
Guan Tianfeng (Employee of Sichuan Silence Information Technology, China) United States +2 ·Government & politics Guan Tianfeng and Sichuan Silence Information Technology Company Compromised Tens of Thousands of Sophos Firewalls Worldwide Beginning 26 July 2018 26 Jul 2018
Incident · Moderate severity 26 Jul 2018
Guan Tianfeng (Employee of Sichuan Silence Information Technology, China) United States +2 ·Government & politics
Guan Tianfeng and Sichuan Silence Information Technology Company Compromised Tens of Thousands of Sophos Firewalls Worldwide Beginning 26 July 2018
APT10 (MSS, Tianjin State Security Bureau) Global (region) ·Energy & utilities Chinese State-Sponsored Group APT10 Compromised Managed Service Providers and Their Customers Worldwide in Operation Cloud Hopper Beginning 2014 1 Jan 2014
Incident · Moderate severity 1 Jan 2014
APT10 (MSS, Tianjin State Security Bureau) Global (region) ·Energy & utilities
Chinese State-Sponsored Group APT10 Compromised Managed Service Providers and Their Customers Worldwide in Operation Cloud Hopper Beginning 2014
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Russia ·Defence & military FBI disrupted malware network of Russian state-sponsored hacking group Snake on US computers
Incident · Moderate severity
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Russia ·Defence & military
FBI disrupted malware network of Russian state-sponsored hacking group Snake on US computers
(United States) United States ·Defence & military Engineer at Tennessee Arnold Air Force Base (AAFB) gained unauthorised access to Air Education and Training Command (AETC) radio communications technology and stole unspecified information
Incident · Low severity
(United States) United States ·Defence & military
Engineer at Tennessee Arnold Air Force Base (AAFB) gained unauthorised access to Air Education and Training Command (AETC) radio communications technology and stole unspecified information
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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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