- Lately, a slight change in possible targets and technology used has been witnessed. An interesting research by Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has highlighted how the growth of cloud technology and its use have actually given APT hackers another way to attack systems and hide more effectively between the cyber-folds.
- Another interesting trend is the creation of smaller hacking groups. Rather than large organized sets of individuals, smaller groups will be forming, effectively multiplying the number of attacks, the locations from which the attacks are carried out and number and type of targets. This fragmentation makes it harder for organizations to defend themselves and is in itself a threat.
- Also to be noted is the way targets are sought out. APT hacking groups are using a variety of techniques, including, for example, the targeting of high-level executives when staying at hotels.
- As technology advances, information security managers have more tools at their disposal to detect and bring to life stealth activities; however, APT hackers are also using new technologies to their advantage and seem to be always one step forward.
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