Who is targeting NGO organisations?
Public reporting links 8 threat groups to attacks on NGO organisations, part of the charities and NGOs industry, including Tortoiseshell, Molerats and AridViper. 7 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
- 8
- Related sectors with groups
- 3
- Suspected state backing
- 7 of 8
- Countries of origin
- 4
Which groups target NGO organisations?
All 8 groups public reporting links to this sector. Open one to see who it is, how it works and the sources behind it.
- IRTortoiseshellThought to operate from Iran · Suspected state backing
- PSMoleratsThought to operate from Palestinian Territories · Suspected state backing
- PSAridViperThought to operate from Palestinian Territories · Suspected state backing
- LBPOLONIUMThought to operate from Lebanon · Suspected state backing
- KRTA406Thought to operate from South Korea
- IRAPT42Thought to operate from Iran · Suspected state backing
- IRCotton SandstormThought to operate from Iran · Suspected state backing
- IRBANISHED KITTENThought to operate from Iran · Suspected state backing
Other sectors in charities and NGOs
Groups that target one part of an industry often target its neighbours. These sectors each have groups of their own.
Public reporting links 8 threat groups to attacks on NGO organisations, including Tortoiseshell, Molerats, AridViper, POLONIUM and TA406.
Most are thought to operate from Iran (4), Palestinian Territories (2) and Lebanon (1). 7 of the 8 are thought to have backing from a government.
NGO sits within charities and NGOs. The industry page lists every group linked to the wider sector.
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