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Confidence: high. · Confidence scores are heuristic. Verify before acting on results.

Oct 6
First Seen
2026
Oct 9
Last Seen
2026
2
Reports
linked reports
75%
Confidence
high

Found in 2 reports: Hackers Target US Critical Infrastructure to Disrupt Military Operations Without Breaching Bases; Targeting the Systems Behind the Mission: OT Threats to US Critical Infrastructure and Military Operations

Threat ScoreMedium Risk
56
SIGNAL
Signal Score
75%
Confidence
2
Reports
Verified IOC

Export & API

STIX 2.1 Bundle
CSV Export

IOC Journey

Appeared in 2 linked reports
Associated with: NoName057, Royal, Hive, Play, APT33, APT28, Gamaredon, Turla, Black Basta, Volt Typhoon, Ember Bear, DarkSide, Lazarus Group, Conti, Kimsuky, Killnet, TA577, REvil, APT35, Cl0p, DEV-0569, Scattered Spider, APT41, LockBit, Akira, Sandworm, APT38, APT37, APT34, Salt Typhoon, FIN8, MuddyWater, UNC1549, BlackCat, APT29
Used by malware: Hive, Play, Medusa, Royal, QakBot, META Stealer, Mythic, Remcos, NotPetya, Gh0st RAT, IcedID, RedLine, SocGholish, Ursnif, Black Basta, AcidRain, INC Ransom, Stealc, Conti, Akira, BazarLoader, LockBit, Vidar, Bumblebee, PlugX, CaddyWiper, DarkSide, REvil, Brute Ratel, WhisperGate, Cl0p, Cobalt Strike, Rhadamanthys, Lumma, Mirai, Emotet, BlackCat, XWorm, Rhysida, AsyncRAT, HermeticWiper