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ESET's APT Activity Report (May 28, 2026) maps China-, North Korea-, Russia-, and Iran-aligned operations from October 2025 to March 2026 — including BlueNoroff's compromise of the axios npm package, a textbook supply-chain espionage event.
Unit 42's May 22, 2026 report tracks the Iran-nexus group Screening Serpens deploying new MiniUpdate and MiniJunk V2 RATs against US, Israeli, and Gulf targets using job-themed lures and DLL sideloading.
Google's Threat Intelligence Group documented China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran moving AI from experiment to operations in May 2026 — AI-assisted vulnerability research, LLM-enabled malware, and obfuscated model-access infrastructure.
Trend Micro's May 1, 2026 disclosure of Shadow-Earth-053 documents a China-aligned campaign exploiting N-day Exchange and IIS flaws to plant Godzilla web shells and ShadowPad across government, defense, and civil-society targets in eight-plus countries.
Volt Typhoon is pre-positioning inside U.S. critical infrastructure using living-off-the-land tradecraft and third-party access. Here is what defenders should do about it.
Midnight Blizzard (APT29, Cozy Bear) has refined long-dwell supply chain access into an operational art. Here is what their 2023-2025 pattern looks like to defenders.
DPRK operatives have placed themselves inside Western companies as remote developers. Here is how that pattern functions as a supply chain threat and how to detect it.
The Black Basta chat leak gave defenders a rare inside view of how a ransomware program operates. Here are the durable engineering lessons to take from it.
Operation Cronos disrupted LockBit's infrastructure but not the underlying affiliate economy. Here is what actually changed and what defenders should take from it into 2026.
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