Kill Chain & Diamond Model Analysis
Map a threat actor or campaign across the Cyber Kill Chain and Diamond Model of Intrusion.
INJ3CTOR3
(threat actor)
12 techniques
47 tools/malware
9 vulnerabilities
40 IOCs
4/7 stages covered
Deepest: Actions on Objectives
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Actions on Objectives
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T1003: OS Credential Dumping – credential collection for lateral move
T1059.003: Command-Line Interface – PowerShell back‑door
T1070.004: Indicator Removal on Host – file deletion
T1077: Windows Admin Shares – lateral movement via SMB (if used)
T1190.001: Exploit Public-Facing Application – FreePBX CVEs
T1543.003: Create or Modify System Process – cron job persistence
T1552.002: Unsecured Credentials – .conf file extraction
T1659: Content Injection – compromised upstream traffic
Stage risk:
Critical
High
Medium
None
Indicators of Compromise (40)
ATT&CK Tactic Coverage
Reconnaissance
Resource Development
Initial Access
Execution
Persistence
Privilege Escalation
Defense Evasion
Credential Access
Discovery
Lateral Movement
Collection
Command & Control
Exfiltration
Impact
Recommended Mitigations
17 MITRE ATT&CK mitigations cover detected techniques
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Detection Coverage
4 strategies
3/7 stages covered
Actions on Objectives
(1)
Diamond Model of Intrusion
Adversary · Capability · Infrastructure · Victim
INJ3CTOR3
Type: Unknown Active
tracked as
No associated aliases
LummaC2 Stealer
12 technique(s) 47 tool(s)/malware 9 CVE(s)
Targeted Sectors
financial-services
government
defense
energy
non-profit
information-technology
critical-infrastructure
Targeted Countries
BY
BR
CN
Diamond Model Meta-Features
Phase
Actions on Objectives
Direction
Adversary → Infrastructure → Victim
Adversary → Capability
Adversary → Infrastructure
Capability → Victim
Infrastructure → Victim
Diamond Model edges
Activity Threads
Kill chain phase → Diamond Model event mapping