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Cyber Security Labs | The latest attack techniques of threat groups APT34 and APT-U3443 have been added to the breach and attack simulation library!

▍Simulation Attack Library Update

APT34 is an APT group originating from Iran (also known as OilRig). Since 2014, it has continuously launched APT attacks against regions such as the Middle East and Asia, primarily targeting industries including government, finance, energy, and telecommunications.

APT-U3443 is a distribution threat group that delivers emails containing attachments or links to distribute EMOTET payloads. Attachments may include password-protected Zip files containing Word or Excel documents, or directly attached Word or Excel documents containing malicious macros, which, when enabled, initiate the download of EMOTET payloads from compromised websites.

Now you can directly search for the keywords "APT34" or "APT-U3443" on our platform to retrieve all related attack simulation experiments we have collected, allowing you to verify the protective efficacy after making full remediations.