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Who is targeting charities and NGOs?

Public reporting links 28 threat groups to attacks on charities and NGOs, including APT18, Beijing Group and APT32. 24 of them are thought to have state backing. This page lists them and where they are thought to operate from, so you can see who might come after a business like yours.

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Threat groups linked
28
Sectors with their own page
4
Suspected state backing
24 of 28
Countries of origin
8
Built from public reporting about each group
Threat groups

Which groups target charities and NGOs?

All 28 groups public reporting links to this sector. Open one to see who it is, how it works and the sources behind it.

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What counts as charities and NGOs?

Public reporting describes victims in many ways. These narrower sectors each have their own list of groups. Names that mean the same thing share one page.

Civil society24 groupsNGOs8 groups · Also called NGOReligious organisations3 groupsHuman rights1 group
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Public reporting links 28 threat groups to attacks on charities and NGOs, including APT18, Beijing Group, APT32, APT17 and RANCOR.

Most are thought to operate from China (10), Iran (7) and Pakistan (2). 24 of the 28 are thought to have backing from a government.

Public reporting describes charities and NGOs victims in several ways. The narrower sectors with groups of their own are civil society (24), NGOs (8), religious organisations (3) and human rights (1).

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