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Iranian APTs are blurring the lines between state-sponsored and cybercriminal activities to target high-impact US organizations.
Iranian APTs have long pretended to be cybercriminal groups. Now they're working with actual cybercriminal groups.
"Prince of Persia" has rewritten the rules of persistence with advanced operational security and cryptographic communication with its command-and-control server.
Iran's top state-sponsored APT is usually rather crass. But in a recent spate of attacks, it tried out some interesting evasion tactics, including delving into Snake, an old-school mobile game.
Iran is spying on American foreign policy influencers. But exactly which of its government's APTs is responsible remains a mystery.
Security researchers say multiple threat groups, including Iran's Charming Kitten APT offshoot Subtle Snail, are deploying malware with code-signing certificates from the Houston-based company.
A Charming Kitten subgroup is performing some of the most bespoke cyberattacks ever witnessed in the wild, to down select high-value targets.
The Homeland Justice APT tried spying on countries and organizations from six continents, using more than 100 hijacked email accounts.
The ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation, which has been tied to an Iranian advanced persistent threat (APT) group, recently boosted its affiliate profit share to 80% for attacks on Western targets.
Israel's cyber pros are having to put theory into practice, as a notorious nation-state APT sponsored by Iran targets them with spear-phishing attacks.
ESET published research on the Iranian APT "BladedFeline," which researchers believe is a subgroup of the cyber-espionage entity APT34.
The Iran-linked nation-state group made its debut with a stealthy, sophisticated, and laser-focused cyber-espionage attack on targets in UAE.
Chinese APT groups increasingly lean on open source platform SoftEther VPN for network access. Now they're lending their know-how to Iranian counterparts.
The Iran-linked group Emennet Pasargad aims to undermine public confidence in Israeli and Western nations by using hack-and-leak campaigns and disrupting government services, including elections.
Feds confirmed Iran's involvement in email attack against Roger Stone after Microsoft, Google reported Iranian APT action against both presidential campaigns.
The latest ploy by the APT also known as Charming Cypress targets policy experts in the Middle East, Europe, and the US.
The Charming Kitten-related cyber-espionage group is posing as legitimate journalists and researchers to get intel on the Israel-Hamas war.
The prolific APT repeatedly compromised targets in healthcare, manufacturing, and government with new lightweight downloaders that blend into network traffic for evasion.
The Iran-linked group uses redirected websites to compromise victims and exfiltrate data in a campaign over 2022 and 2023.
The attackers also use custom wipers to cover their tracks and bypass EDR.