APT Groups and Operations alternatives
6 tools in the catalogue cover the same ground as APT Groups and Operations and can replace it depending on the need. Each one is reachable, re-checked daily, and listed with its pricing.
- abuse.ch HuntingfreeCross-search over the abuse.ch feeds: malicious URLs, samples, botnet command servers and SSL fingerprints, from one of the most cited non-profit sources.
- BI.ZONE Threat IntelligencefreemiumThreat portal with strong coverage of groups active in the post-Soviet space, an area where Western sources are thin.
- Feodo TrackerfreeTracks command-and-control servers of banking trojans such as Emotet, Dridex and TrickBot.
- GitGuardian Public MonitoringfreemiumWatches public repositories for credentials leaked by an organisation's developers. Catches keys published by mistake, often within minutes.
- GreyNoisefreemiumThreat intelligence platform that classifies IP addresses scanning the internet as malicious, benign, or noise using a global sensor network. 50 free daily API calls.
- GTFOBinsfreeCurated list of Unix binaries that can bypass local security restrictions in misconfigured systems.
APT Groups and Operations
Threat Intelligence
The community reference spreadsheet mapping attack groups to the names each vendor gives them, with the public reports behind each attribution.
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Resolving which vendor name refers to which attack group
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