Lazarus Group
Observation period
94
Techniques
0
Reports
- Latest observed activity
- No dated reports available
- First observed
- —
Profile
Since 2009, HIDDEN COBRA actors have leveraged their capabilities to target and compromise a range of victims; some intrusions have resulted in the exfiltration of data while others have been disruptive in nature. Commercial reporting has referred to this activity as Lazarus Group and Guardians of Peace. Tools and capabilities used by HIDDEN COBRA actors include DDoS botnets, keyloggers, remote access tools (RATs), and wiper malware. Variants of malware and tools used by HIDDEN COBRA actors include Destover, Duuzer, and Hangman.
Relevance for Germany, Austria and Switzerland
high
Assessment based on target countries according to MISP Galaxy (CFR Cyber Operations Tracker).
Target sectors according to source
- Government
- Private sector
Target countries according to source South Korea, Bangladesh Bank, Sony Pictures Entertainment, United States, Thailand, France, China, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, Guatemala, Canada, Bangladesh, Japan, India, Germany, Brazil, Australia, Cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea
Aliases
- Operation DarkSeoul
- Dark Seoul
- Hidden Cobra
- Hastati Group
- Andariel
- Unit 121
- Bureau 121
- NewRomanic Cyber Army Team
- Bluenoroff
- Subgroup: Bluenoroff
- Group 77
- Labyrinth Chollima
- Operation Troy
- Operation GhostSecret
- Operation AppleJeus
- APT38
- APT 38
- Stardust Chollima
- Whois Hacking Team
- Zinc
- Appleworm
- Nickel Academy
- APT-C-26
- NICKEL GLADSTONE
- COVELLITE
- ATK3
- ATK117
- Citrine Sleet
- DEV-0139
- DEV-1222
- Diamond Sleet
- Sapphire Sleet
- COPERNICIUM
- TA404
- Lazarus group
- BeagleBoyz
- Moonstone Sleet
- Black Artemis
MITRE ATT&CK techniques
Observed techniques per ATT&CK Enterprise and ICS. Each technique links to the ATT&CK knowledge base.
- T1059.003
- T1566.001
- T1202
- T1048.003
- T1001.003
- T1584.004
- T1105
- T1218.005
- T1010
- T1587.001
- T1134.002
- T1021.004
- T1098
- T1564.001
- T1485
- T1591
- T1106
- T1078
- T1027.009
- T1012
- T1090.002
- T1027.013
- T1104
- T1046
- T1005
- T1489
- T1016
- T1588.004
- T1573.001
- T1082
- T1033
- T1620
- T1041
- T1102.002
- T1560
- T1203
- T1059.001
- T1566.002
- T1074.001
- T1036.003
- T1047
- T1071.001
- T1557.001
- T1057
- T1547.001
- T1685
- T1589.002
- T1561.001
- T1491.001
- T1588.002
- T1547.009
- T1059.005
- T1542.003
- T1218.011
- T1583.006
- T1056.001
- T1571
- T1132.001
- T1189
- T1110.003
- T1204.002
- T1553.002
- T1218
- T1560.002
- T1027.007
- T1070.004
- T1090.001
- T1008
- T1140
- T1680
- T1561.002
- T1583.001
- T1053.005
- T1566.003
- T1036.005
- T1070
- T1083
- T1574.013
- T1055.001
- T1585.001
- T1021.001
- T1529
- T1124
- T1036.004
- T1070.006
- T1070.003
- T1574.001
- T1686.003
- T1543.003
- T1021.002
- T1585.002
- T1049
- T1560.003
- T0865
Software / tooling used
ATT&CK campaigns
Linked ATT&CK campaign profiles in which this group is named as an actor.
External references
- threatpost.comthreatpost.com
- us-cert.govus-cert.gov
- us-cert.govus-cert.gov
- us-cert.govus-cert.gov
- securelist.comsecurelist.com
- securelist.comsecurelist.com
- us-cert.govus-cert.gov
- mcafee.commcafee.com
- bleepingcomputer.combleepingcomputer.com
- cfr.orgcfr.org
- cfr.orgcfr.org
- cfr.orgcfr.org
- bleepingcomputer.combleepingcomputer.com
- content.fireeye.comcontent.fireeye.com
- blog.malwarebytes.comblog.malwarebytes.com
- theguardian.comtheguardian.com
- web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
- nytimes.comnytimes.com
- web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
- web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
- trendmicro.comtrendmicro.com
- blog.trendmicro.comblog.trendmicro.com
- welivesecurity.comwelivesecurity.com
- securingtomorrow.mcafee.comsecuringtomorrow.mcafee.com