Ayer estuve revisando algo de documentacion sobre los APT Advanced Persistent Threats y todo debido a que me puse a ordenar las presentacion que tengo del trabajo y ahi andaba carbanak entonces recorde la fuente donde obtuve informacion acerca de el y como son las cuestiones por twitter alguien lo compartio no recuerdo si fue SecurityArtWork HackPlayers u otra persona. FE DE ERRATAS! cuando escribi la entrada no se en que andaba pensando!!!!!…

Repositorio de APTnotes

Les dejo, el listado de la documentacion a continuación por si quieren tenerlo directo de referencia en el blog como tambien el repositorio en GITHUB. 

2015

• Dec 16 - APT28 Under the Scope - A Journey into Exfiltrating Intelligence and Government Information
• Dec 08 - Packrat: Seven Years of a South American Threat Actor
• Dec 07 - Iran-based attackers use back door threats to spy on Middle Eastern targets
• Dec 07 - Financial Threat Group Targets Volume Boot Record
• Dec 01 - China-based Cyber Threat Group Uses Dropbox for Malware Communications and Targets Hong Kong Media Outlets
• Nov 24 - Attack Campaign on the Government of Thailand Delivers Bookworm Trojan
• Nov 18 - Sakula Reloaded
• Nov 16 - WitchCoven: Exploiting Web Analytics to Ensnare Victims
• Nov 10 - Bookworm Trojan: A Model of Modular Architecture
• Nov 09 - Rocket Kitten: A Campaign With 9 Lives
• Oct 16 - Targeted Malware Attacks against NGO Linked to Attacks on Burmese Government Websites
• Sep 23 - Project Camerashy: Closing The Aperture On China’s Unit 78020
• Sep 17 - The Dukes: 7 Years of Russian Espionage
• Sep 16 - Operation Iron Tiger
• Sep 15 - Targeted Attack Distributes PlugX in Russia
• Sep 09 - Satellite Turla: APT Command and Control in the Sky
• Sep 01 - The Spy Kittens Are Back: Rocket Kitten 2
• Aug 20 - PlugX Threat Activity in Myanmar
• Aug 20 - New activity of the Blue Termite APT
• Aud 19 - New Internet Explorer zero-day exploited in Hong Kong attacks
• Aug 08 - Poison Ivy and Links to an Extended PlugX Campaign
• Aug 05 - Threat Group-3390 Targets Organizations for Cyberespionage
• Aug 04 - Terracotta VPN: Enabler of Advanced Threat Anonymity
• Jul 31 - Operation Potao Express - IOC
• Jul 28 - Black Vine: Formidable cyberespionage group targeted aerospace, healthcare since 2012
• Jul 27 - HAMMERTOSS: Stealthy Tactics Define a Russian Cyber Threat Group
• Jul 23 - PoisonIvy adapts to communicate through Authentication Proxies
• Jul 22 - Duke APT group’s latest tools: cloud services and Linux support
• Jul 20 - China Hacks the Peace Palace: All Your EEZ’s Are Belong to Us
• Jul 20 - Watering Hole Attack on Aerospace Firm Exploits CVE-2015-5122 to Install IsSpace Backdoor
• Jul 14 - Tracking MiniDionis: CozyCar’s New Ride Is Related to Seaduke
• Jul 13 - “Forkmeiamfamous”: Seaduke, latest weapon in the Duke armory
• Jul 09 - Butterfly: Corporate spies out for financial gain
• Jul 08 - Wild Neutron – Economic espionage threat actor returns with new tricks
• Jul 08 - APT Group Wekby Leveraging Adobe Flash Exploit CVE-2015-5119
• Jun 30 - Dino – the latest spying malware from an allegedly French espionage group analyzed
• Jun 28 - APT on Taiwan - insight into advances of adversary TTPs
• Jun 26 - Operation Clandestine Wolf – Adobe Flash Zero-Day in APT3 Phishing Campaign
• Jun 24 - UnFIN4ished Business (FIN4)
• Jun 22 - Winnti targeting pharmaceutical companies
• Jun 16 - Operation Lotus Bloom
• Jun 15 - Targeted Attacks against Tibetan and Hong Kong Groups Exploiting CVE-2014-4114
• Jun 12 - Afghan Government Compromise: Browser Beware
• Jun 10 - The_Mystery_of_Duqu_2_0 IOC Yara
• Jun 10 - Crysys Lab - Duqu 2.0
• Jun 04 - Blue Thermite targeting Japan (CloudyOmega)
• Jun 03 - Thamar Reservoir
• May 29 - OceanLotusReport
• May 28 - Grabit and the RATs
• May 27 - Analysis On Apt-To-Be Attack That Focusing On China’s Government Agency'
• May 26 - Dissecting-Linux/Moose
• May 21 - The Naikon APT and the MsnMM Campaigns
• May 19 - Operation ‘Oil Tanker’
• May 18 - Cmstar Downloader: Lurid and Enfal’s New Cousin
• May 14 - Operation Tropic Trooper
• May 14 - The Naikon APT
• May 13 - SPEAR: A Threat Actor Resurfaces
• May 12 - root9B Uncovers Planned Sofacy Cyber Attack Targeting Several International and Domestic Financial Institutions
• May 07 - Dissecting the Kraken
• Apr 27 - Attacks against Israeli & Palestinian interests
• Apr 22 - CozyDuke
• Apr 21 - The CozyDuke APT
• Apr 20 - Sofacy II – Same Sofacy, Different Day
• Apr 18 - Operation RussianDoll: Adobe & Windows Zero-Day Exploits Likely Leveraged by Russia’s APT28 in Highly-Targeted Attack
• Apr 16 - Operation Pawn Storm Ramps Up its Activities; Targets NATO, White House
• Apr 15 - The Chronicles of the Hellsing APT: the Empire Strikes Back
• Apr 12 - APT 30 and the Mechanics of a Long-Running Cyber Espionage Operation
• Mar 31 - Volatile Cedar – Analysis of a Global Cyber Espionage Campaign
• Mar 19 - Rocket Kitten Showing Its Claws: Operation Woolen-GoldFish and the GHOLE campaign
• Mar 11 - Inside the EquationDrug Espionage Platform
• Mar 10 - Tibetan Uprising Day Malware Attacks
• Mar 06 - Is Babar a Bunny?
• Mar 06 - Animals in the APT Farm
• Mar 05 - Casper Malware: After Babar and Bunny, Another Espionage Cartoon
• Feb 24 - A deeper look into Scanbox
• Feb 27 - The Anthem Hack: All Roads Lead to China
• Feb 25 - Southeast Asia: An Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape
• Feb 25 - PlugX goes to the registry (and India)
• Feb 18 - Babar: espionage software finally found and put under the microscope
• Feb 18 - Shooting Elephants
• Feb 17 - Desert Falcons APT
• Feb 17 - A Fanny Equation: “I am your father, Stuxnet”
• Feb 16 - Operation Arid Viper
• Feb 16 - The Carbanak APT
• Feb 16 - Equation: The Death Star of Malware Galaxy
• Feb 10 - CrowdStrike Global Threat Intel Report for 2014)
• Feb 04 - Pawn Storm Update: iOS Espionage App Found
• Feb 02 - Behind the Syrian Conflict’s Digital Frontlines
• Jan 29 - Analysis of PlugX Variant - P2P PlugX
• Jan 29 - Backdoor.Winnti attackers and Trojan.Skelky
• Jan 27 - Comparing the Regin module 50251 and the “Qwerty” keylogger
• Jan 22 - Regin’s Hopscotch and Legspin
• Jan 22 - Scarab attackers Russian targets | IOCs
• Jan 22 - The Waterbug attack group
• Jan 20 - Reversing the Inception APT malware
• Jan 20 - Analysis of Project Cobra
• Jan 15 - Evolution of Agent.BTZ to ComRAT
• Jan 12 - Skeleton Key Malware Analysis
• Jan 11 - Hong Kong SWC attack

2014

• Dec 22 - Anunak: APT against financial institutions
• Dec 21 - Operation Poisoned Helmand
• Dec 19 - TA14-353A: Targeted Destructive Malware (wiper)
• Dec 18 - Malware Attack Targeting Syrian ISIS Critics
• Dec 17 - Wiper Malware – A Detection Deep Dive
• Dec 12 - Bots, Machines, and the Matrix
• Dec 12 - Vinself now with steganography
• Dec 10 - South Korea MBR Wiper
• Dec 10 - W64/Regin, Stage #1
• Dec 10 - W32/Regin, Stage #1
• Dec 10 - Cloud Atlas: RedOctober APT
• Dec 09 - The Inception Framework
• Dec 08 - The ‘Penquin’ Turla
• Dec 03 - Operation Cleaver: The Notepad Files
• Dec 02 - Operation Cleaver | IOCs
• Nov 30 - FIN4: Stealing Insider Information for an Advantage in Stock Trading?
• Nov 24 - Deep Panda Uses Sakula Malware
• Nov 24 - TheIntercept’s report on The Regin Platform
• Nov 24 - Kaspersky’s report on The Regin Platform
• Nov 23 - Symantec’s report on Regin
• Nov 21 - Operation Double Tap | IOCs
• Nov 20 - EvilBunny: Suspect #4
• Nov 14 - Roaming Tiger (Slides)
• Nov 14 - OnionDuke: APT Attacks Via the Tor Network
• Nov 13 - Operation CloudyOmega: Ichitaro 0-day targeting Japan
• Nov 12 - Korplug military targeted attacks: Afghanistan & Tajikistan
• Nov 11 - The Uroburos case- Agent.BTZ’s successor, ComRAT
• Nov 10 - The Darkhotel APT - A Story of Unusual Hospitality
• Nov 03 - Operation Poisoned Handover: Unveiling Ties Between APT Activity in Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Movement
• Nov 03 - New observations on BlackEnergy2 APT activity
• Oct 31 - Operation TooHash
• Oct 30 - The Rotten Tomato Campaign
• Oct 28 - Group 72, Opening the ZxShell
• Oct 28 - APT28 - A Window Into Russia’s Cyber Espionage Operations
• Oct 27 - Micro-Targeted Malvertising via Real-time Ad Bidding
• Oct 27 - ScanBox framework – who’s affected, and who’s using it?
• Oct 27 - Full Disclosure of Havex Trojans - ICS Havex backdoors
• Oct 24 - LeoUncia and OrcaRat
• Oct 23 - Modified Tor Binaries
• Oct 22 - Sofacy Phishing by PWC
• Oct 22 - Operation Pawn Storm: The Red in SEDNIT
• Oct 20 - OrcaRAT - A whale of a tale
• Oct 14 - Sandworm - CVE-2104-4114
• Oct 14 - Group 72 (Axiom)
• Oct 14 - Derusbi Preliminary Analysis
• Oct 14 - Hikit Preliminary Analysis
• Oct 14 - ZoxPNG Preliminary Analysis
• Oct 09 - Democracy in Hong Kong Under Attack
• Oct 03 - New indicators for APT group Nitro
• Sep 26 - BlackEnergy & Quedagh
• Sep 26 - Aided Frame, Aided Direction (Sunshop Digital Quartermaster)
• Sep 23 - Ukraine and Poland Targeted by BlackEnergy (video)
• Sep 19 - Watering Hole Attacks using Poison Ivy by “th3bug” group
• Sep 18 - COSMICDUKE: Cosmu with a twist of MiniDuke
• Sep 17 - Chinese intrusions into key defense contractors
• Sep 10 - Operation Quantum Entanglement
• Sep 08 - When Governments Hack Opponents: A Look at Actors and Technology video
• Sep 08 - Targeted Threat Index: Characterizingand Quantifying Politically-MotivatedTargeted Malware video
• Sep 04 - Gholee – a “Protective Edge” themed spear phishing campaign
• Sep 04 - Forced to Adapt: XSLCmd Backdoor Now on OS X
• Sep 03 - Darwin’s Favorite APT Group (APT12)
• Aug 29 - Syrian Malware Team Uses BlackWorm for Attacks
• Aug 28 - Scanbox: A Reconnaissance Framework Used with Watering Hole Attacks
• Aug 27 - North Korea’s cyber threat landscape
• Aug 27 - NetTraveler APT Gets a Makeover for 10th Birthday
• Aug 25 - Vietnam APT Campaign
• Aug 20 - El Machete
• Aug 18 - The Syrian Malware House of Cards
• Aug 13 - A Look at Targeted Attacks Through the Lense of an NGO
• Aug 12 - New York Times Attackers Evolve Quickly (Aumlib/Ixeshe/APT12)
• Aug 07 - The Epic Turla Operation Appendix
• Aug 06 - Operation Poisoned Hurricane
• Aug 05 - Operation Arachnophobia
• Aug 04 - Sidewinder Targeted Attack Against Android
• Jul 31 - Energetic Bear/Crouching Yeti Appendix
• Jul 31 - Energetic Bear/Crouching Yeti
• Jul 20 - Sayad (Flying Kitten) Analysis & IOCs
• Jul 11 - Pitty Tiger
• Jul 10 - TR-25 Analysis - Turla / Pfinet / Snake/ Uroburos
• Jul 07 - Deep Pandas
• Jun 10 - Anatomy of the Attack: Zombie Zero
• Jun 30 - Dragonfly: Cyberespionage Attacks Against Energy Suppliers
• Jun 20 - Embassy of Greece Beijing
• Jun 09 - Putter Panda
• Jun 06 - Illuminating The Etumbot APT Backdoor (APT12)
• Jun 02 - Molerats, Here for Spring!
• May 21 - RAT in jar: A phishing campaign using Unrecom
• May 20 - Miniduke Twitter C&C
• May 13 - CrowdStrike’s report on Flying Kitten
• May 13 - Operation Saffron Rose (aka Flying Kitten)
• May 02 - Targeted Attacks, Stolen Certificates, and the Shiqiang Gang
• Apr 26 - CVE-2014-1776: Operation Clandestine Fox
• Mar 08 - Russian spyware Turla
• Mar 07 - Snake Campaign & Cyber Espionage Toolkit
• Mar 06 - The Siesta Campaign
• Feb 28 - Uroburos: Highly complex espionage software with Russian roots
• Feb 23 - Gathering in the Middle East, Operation STTEAM
• Feb 20 - Mo' Shells Mo' Problems - Deep Panda Web Shells
• Feb 20 - Operation GreedyWonk: Multiple Economic and Foreign Policy Sites Compromised, Serving Up Flash Zero-Day Exploit
• Feb 19 - XtremeRAT: Nuisance or Threat?
• Feb 19 - The Monju Incident
• Feb 13 - Operation SnowMan: DeputyDog Actor Compromises US Veterans of Foreign Wars Website
• Feb 11 - Unveiling “Careto” - The Masked APT
• Jan 31 - Intruder File Report- Sneakernet Trojan
• Jan 21 - Shell_Crew (Deep Panda)
• Jan 15 - “New’CDTO:‘A’Sneakernet’Trojan’Solution
• Jan 14 - The Icefog APT Hits US Targets With Java Backdoor
• Jan 13 - Targeted attacks against the Energy Sector
• Jan 06 - PlugX: some uncovered points

2013

• ??? ?? - Detecting and Defeating the China Chopper Web Shell
• ??? ?? - Deep Panda (OFFLINE)
• Dec 20 - ETSO APT Attacks Analysis
• Dec 11 - Operation “Ke3chang”
• Dev 02 - njRAT, The Saga Continues
• Nov 11 - Supply Chain Analysis
• Nov 10 - Operation Ephemeral Hydra: IE Zero-Day Linked to DeputyDog Uses Diskless Method
• Oct 24 - Terminator RAT or FakeM RAT
• Sep 30 - World War C: State of affairs in the APT world
• Sep 25 - The ‘ICEFROG’ APT: A Tale of cloak and three daggers
• Sep 17 - Hidden Lynx - Professional Hackers for Hire
• Sep 13 - Operation DeputyDog: Zero-Day (CVE-2013-3893) Attack Against Japanese Targets
• Sep 11 - The “Kimsuky” Operation
• Sep ?? - Feature: EvilGrab Campaign Targets Diplomatic Agencies
• Aug 23 - Operation Molerats: Middle East Cyber Attacks Using Poison Ivy
• Aug 21 - POISON IVY: Assessing Damage and Extracting Intelligence
• Aug 19 - ByeBye Shell and the targeting of Pakistan
• Aug 02 - Surtr: Malware Family Targeting the Tibetan Community
• Aug 02 - Where There is Smoke, There is Fire: South Asian Cyber Espionage Heats Up
• Aug ?? - APT Attacks on Indian Cyber Space
• Aug ?? - Operation Hangover - Unveiling an Indian Cyberattack Infrastructure
• Jul 31 - Blackhat: In-Depth Analysis of Escalated APT Attacks (Lstudio,Elirks), video
• Jul 31 - Secrets of the Comfoo Masters
• Jul 15 - PlugX revisited: “Smoaler”
• Jul 09 - Dark Seoul Cyber Attack: Could it be worse?
• Jun 30 - Targeted Campaign Steals Credentials in Gulf States and Caribbean
• Jun 28 - njRAT Uncovered
• Jun 21 - A Call to Harm: New Malware Attacks Target the Syrian Opposition
• Jun 18 - Trojan.APT.Seinup Hitting ASEAN
• Jun 07 - KeyBoy, Targeted Attacks against Vietnam and India
• Jun 04 - The NetTraveller (aka ‘Travnet’)
• Jun 01 - Crude Faux: An analysis of cyber conflict within the oil & gas industries
• Jun ?? - The Chinese Malware Complexes: The Maudi Surveillance Operation
• May 30 - TR-14 - Analysis of a stage 3 Miniduke malware sample
• May ?? - Operation Hangover
• Apr 24 - Operation Hangover
• Apr 21 - MiniDuke - The Final Cut
• Apr 18 - New Targeted Attack On Taiwanese Government & Tibetan Activists Open Up a Can Of Worms - GrayPigeon, Hangame & Shiqiang gang
• Apr 13 - “Winnti” More than just a game
• Apr 01 - Trojan.APT.BaneChant
• Mar 28 - TR-12 - Analysis of a PlugX malware variant used for targeted attacks
• Mar 27 - APT1: technical backstage (Terminator/Fakem RAT)
• Mar 21 - Darkseoul/Jokra Analysis And Recovery
• Mar 20 - The TeamSpy Crew Attacks
• Mar 20 - Dissecting Operation Troy
• Mar 17 - Safe: A Targeted Threat
• Mar 13 - You Only Click Twice: FinFisher’s Global Proliferation
• Feb 27 - Miniduke: Indicators v1
• Feb 27 - The MiniDuke Mystery: PDF 0-day Government Spy Assembler 0x29A Micro Backdoor
• Feb 26 - Stuxnet 0.5: The Missing Link
• Feb 22 - Comment Crew: Indicators of Compromise
• Feb 18 - Mandiant APT1 Report
• Feb 12 - Targeted cyber attacks: examples and challenges ahead
• Jan 18 - Operation Red October
• Jan 14 - Red October Diplomatic Cyber Attacks Investigation
• Jan 14 - The Red October Campaign

2012

• Nov 03 - Systematic cyber attacks against Israeli and Palestinian targets going on for a year
• Nov 01 - RECOVERING FROM SHAMOON
• Oct 27 - Trojan.Taidoor: Targeting Think Tanks
• Oct 08 - Matasano notes on DarkComet, Bandook, CyberGate and Xtreme RAT
• Sep 18 - The Mirage Campaign
• Sep 12 - The VOHO Campaign: An in depth analysis
• Sep 07 - IEXPLORE RAT
• Sep 06 - The Elderwood Project
• Aug 09 - Gauss: Abnormal Distribution
• Jul 27 - The Madi Campaign
• Jul 25 - From Bahrain With Love: FinFisher’s Spy Kit Exposed?
• Jul 11 - Wired article on DarkComet creator
• Jul 10 - Advanced Social Engineering for the Distribution of LURK Malware
• May 31 - sKyWIper (Flame/Flamer)
• May 22 - IXESHE An APT Campaign
• May 18 - Analysis of Flamer C&C Server
• May 15 - The Shiqiang Gang
• Apr 16 - OSX.SabPub & Confirmed Mac APT attacks
• Apr 10 - Anatomy of a Gh0st RAT
• Mar 26 - Luckycat Redux
• Mar 21 - From Georgia, with Love
• Mar 21 - CERT Georgia: Georbot Botnet
• Mar 13 - Reversing DarkComet RAT’s crypto
• Mar 12 - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Stolen Data
• Feb 29 - The Sin Digoo Affair
• Feb 03 - Command and Control in the Fifth Domain
• Jan 03 - The HeartBeat APT

2011

• Dec 08 - Palebot trojan harvests Palestinian online credentials
• Oct 31 - The Nitro Attacks: Stealing Secrets from the Chemical Industry
• Oct 26 - Duqu Trojan Questions and Answers
• Oct 12 - Alleged APT Intrusion Set: “1.php” Group
• Sep 22 - The “LURID” Downloader
• Sep 11 - SK Hack by an Advanced Persistent Threat
• Sep 09 - The RSA Hack
• Aug 03 - HTran and the Advanced Persistent Threat
• Aug 02 - Operation Shady rat : Vanity
• Aug 04 - Operation Shady RAT
• Apr 20 - Stuxnet Under the Microscope
• Feb 18 - Night Dragon Specific Protection Measures for Consideration
• Feb 10 - Global Energy Cyberattacks: Night Dragon

2010

• Dec 09 - The Stuxnet Computer Worm: Harbinger of an Emerging Warfare Capability
• Sep 30 - W32.Stuxnet Dossier
• Sep 03 - The “MSUpdater” Trojan And Ongoing Targeted Attacks
• Apr 06 - Shadows in the cloud: Investigating Cyber Espionage 2.0
• Mar 14 - In-depth Analysis of Hydraq (OFFLINE)
• Feb 24 - How Can I Tell if I Was Infected By Aurora? (IOCs) (OFFLINE)
• Feb 10 - HB Gary Threat Report: Operation Aurora
• Jan ?? - Case Study: Operation Aurora - Triumfant (OFFLINE)
• Jan 27 - Operation Aurora Detect, Diagnose, Respond (OFFLINE)
• Jan 20 - McAfee Labs: Combating Aurora
• Jan 13 - The Command Structure of the Aurora Botnet - Damballa
• Jan 12 - Operation Aurora

2009

• Mar 29 - Tracking GhostNet
• Jan 18 - Impact of Alleged Russian Cyber Attacks

2008

• Nov 19 - Agent.BTZ
• Nov 04 - China’s Electronic Long-Range Reconnaissance
• Oct 02 - How China will use cyber warfare to leapfrog in military competitiveness
• Aug 10 - Russian Invasion of Georgia Russian Cyberwar on Georgia (OFFLINE)

2006

• “Wicked Rose” and the NCPH Hacking Group

Regards,
Snifer.