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April 23, 2024

Middle East Cyber Threat Landscape Report - April 2024

CloudSEK’s Threat Research team has been meticulously monitoring the evolving cyber threat landscape in the Middle East region in context with the recent instability in the region. The report offers a comprehensive analysis of the cyber threat landscape in the Middle East region, examining both qualitative attacks orchestrated by Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups and quantitative cyber incidents perpetrated by hacktivist groups. We delve into recent breaches, targeted attacks, and emerging threats, providing insights into the motivations, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of prominent hacktivist groups like Anonymous and their affiliates. 

Additionally, we explore the operations of Iranian state-sponsored APT groups, including APT33, APT34, APT35, and APT39, analyzing their objectives and targets across government agencies, defense contractors, and critical infrastructure.

Authors & Contributors

Abhinav Pandey
Abhinav is a Cyber Threat Researcher specialized in Threat Hunting, tracking Actor groups, deducing their TTPs & OSINT Analysis
CloudSEK TRIAD
CloudSEK Threat Research and Information Analytics Division
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Middle East Cyber Threat Landscape Report - April 2024

Explore CloudSEK’s report on the Middle East's cyber threats, including analysis of hacktivist and APT group tactics, and cybersecurity recommendations.

CloudSEK’s Threat Research team has been meticulously monitoring the evolving cyber threat landscape in the Middle East region in context with the recent instability in the region. The report offers a comprehensive analysis of the cyber threat landscape in the Middle East region, examining both qualitative attacks orchestrated by Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups and quantitative cyber incidents perpetrated by hacktivist groups. We delve into recent breaches, targeted attacks, and emerging threats, providing insights into the motivations, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of prominent hacktivist groups like Anonymous and their affiliates. 

Additionally, we explore the operations of Iranian state-sponsored APT groups, including APT33, APT34, APT35, and APT39, analyzing their objectives and targets across government agencies, defense contractors, and critical infrastructure.