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The Attribution Processe question whether it is worth it and what is gained by identifying the culprits is discussed in this chapter. The terminology for describing attacks, intrusion sets, campaigns, and APT groups is defined and used to outline the different phases and levels of attribution. Since attribution is based o

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Analysis of Malware also contain a wealth of information that is useful for attribution. Therefore, this chapter looks at how malware is developed and employed, and how analysts find clues about the perpetrators. The first section discusses the attackers’ perspective in terms of their working environments and trade-of

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Telemetry—Data from Security Productsystem running it. Many IT-security companies collect data from the installed instances of their products: .. While the main motivation is to enhance the detection quality of the security software, the same data can be used to gain insights into the operations of attackers and sometimes even about th

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Doxinging, the concrete individuals behind the espionage attacks are usually less relevant than the organization they work for. Nevertheless, at least on an intuitive level, the accountability of the actors becomes much more tangible if real people like “UglyGorilla" are identified as the hackers behind a

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False Flagserms in cyber-security, such planted clues are called .. In practice, it is often not the actual tricks of the culprits that make life difficult for analysts. Rather, even the abstract possibility that any clue might not be based on an actual mistake of the attackers, but was intentionally created t