This document describes issues related to hacking group activities identified from 21 March 2023 to 20 April 2023 and includes information on related infringement incidents and threat event within ThreatRecon Platform.
This document describes issues related to hacking group activities identified from 21 February 2023 to 20 March 2023 and includes information on related infringement incidents and threat event within ThreatRecon Platform.
이 문서는 2023년도 3월 21일에서 2023년 4월 20일까지 발견된 정부 지원 해킹 그룹 활동과 관련된 이슈를 설명하고 이와 관련된 침해사고 정보와 ThreatRecon Platform 내 이벤트 정보를 포함한다.
이 문서는 2023년도 2월 21일에서 2023년 3월 20일까지 발견된 정부 지원 해킹 그룹 활동과 관련된 이슈를 설명하고 이와 관련된 침해사고 정보와 ThreatRecon Platform 내 이벤트 정보를 포함한다.
In 2022, hacking activities by a total of 32 SectorJ subgroups were identified. Unlike other government supported hacking groups, these groups mainly carry out hacking activities with the aim of securing financial resources. They steal online information with monetary value, or directly hacks specific companies and organizations to disseminate ransomware in the internal network, or steal critical industry secret and demand for ransom in return.
In 2022, hacking activities by a total of 9 SectorD subgroups were identified. The groups primarily conducted hacking activities targeting countries under political dispute with the government that supports the groups. Recently, SectorD groups have been analyzed to be collecting advanced information such as political and diplomatic activities of individuals and governments against the government that supports the groups.
In 2022, hacking activities by a total of 11 SectorC subgroups were identified. The groups carry the aim of collecting advanced information such as political and diplomatic activities of governments of countries bordering the government that supports the groups, as well as around the world.
In 2022, hacking activiites by a total of 22 SectorB subgroups were identified. The groups carry the aim of collecting advanced information such as political and diplomatic activities of worldwide government institutions. These groups show a trend of sharing malwares or vulnerabilities with one another to carry out their hacking activities.
In 2022, hacking activities by a total of 7 SectorA subgroups were identified. The groups carry the aim of collecting advanced information such as political and diplomatic activities of the South Korean government, and simultaneously conduct hacking activities around the globe to secure financial resources.