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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.

worldleaks (threat actor)
Risk
25
Medium
9 techniques 2 tools/malware 0 vulnerabilities 1 IOCs 1/7 stages covered Deepest: Actions on Objectives
1 Reconnaissance
No data
2 Weaponization
No data
3 Delivery
No data
4 Exploitation
No data
5 Installation
No data
6 Command & Control
No data
7 Actions on Objectives
9
T1015: Software Discovery
T1021.001: Remote Services: SMB
T1041: Exfiltration Over Command and Control Channel
T1059.003: PowerShell
T1064: Scripting
T1078: Valid Accounts
T1105: Ingress Tool Transfer
T1192: Spearphishing Link
T1193: Spearphishing Attachment
Stage risk: Critical High Medium None

Indicators of Compromise (1)

Domain

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
3/4
Adversary
Confidence
80%

worldleaks

Type: Criminal Sophistication: Medium First seen: 2022 Active
Victim

No victim targeting data available.

Diamond Model Meta-Features

Phase

Actions on Objectives

Result

Active

Direction

Adversary → Infrastructure → Victim

Methodology

Criminal

First Seen

2022-06-23

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