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Kill Chain & Diamond Model Analysis

Map a threat actor or campaign across the Cyber Kill Chain and Diamond Model of Intrusion.

uat-7810 (threat actor)
Risk
88
Critical
14 techniques 43 tools/malware 8 vulnerabilities 38 IOCs 6/7 stages covered Deepest: Actions on Objectives
1 Reconnaissance
No data
2 Weaponization
1
T1584.008
Network Devices resource development
3 Delivery
1
5 Installation
1
T1505.003
Web Shell persistence
6 Command & Control
9
T1071
Application Layer Protocol command and control
T1071.001
Web Protocols command and control
T1071.002
File Transfer Protocols command and control
T1071.003
Mail Protocols command and control
T1071.004
DNS command and control
T1090.001
Internal Proxy command and control
T1090.003
Multi-hop Proxy command and control
T1105
Ingress Tool Transfer command and control
T1572
Protocol Tunneling command and control
7 Actions on Objectives
1
T1055
Stage risk: Critical High Medium None

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

Diamond Model of Intrusion

Adversary · Capability · Infrastructure · Victim

Completeness
4/4
Adversary
Confidence
55%

uat-7810

Type: Unknown Active
tracked as JARLEASH LEASHTEST NosyDoor
Capability
50%
14 technique(s) 43 tool(s)/malware 8 CVE(s)
command and control
execution
initial access
persistence
Victim
70%

Targeted Sectors

government critical-infrastructure manufacturing oil-gas retail construction telecommunications

Targeted Countries

CN AE JP

Diamond Model Meta-Features

Phase

Actions on Objectives

Result

Active

Direction

Adversary → Infrastructure → Victim

Methodology

Unknown

Adversary → Capability
Adversary → Infrastructure
Capability → Victim
Infrastructure → Victim
Diamond Model edges

Activity Threads Kill chain phase → Diamond Model event mapping

2 Weaponization

Capability (Techniques)

Capability (Malware)

3 Delivery

Capability (Techniques)

Capability (Malware)

4 Exploitation

Capability (Techniques)

Capability (Malware)

5 Installation

Capability (Techniques)

Capability (Malware)

6 Command & Control
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