apt_report is a curated collection of advanced persistent threat reports, indicators of compromise, and threat intelligence focused on APT groups and malware campaigns.
The project addresses the need for centralized access to threat intelligence by aggregating published APT reports from security research organizations and threat intelligence sources. It organizes findings by threat actor groups, particularly those targeting specific regions, and provides links to detailed analysis from vendors like Palo Alto Networks Unit 42, Kaspersky, and regional security firms. The approach is straightforward: it maintains a structured repository of report links, malware samples, and IOCs grouped by APT group name and campaign, making it easier for security researchers to track threat actor activities and evolution over time.
This collection suits threat hunters, security analysts, and incident responders who need quick reference access to published APT intelligence without searching across multiple vendor blogs and security publications. It is particularly valuable for those monitoring specific threat actors or geographic regions, as the organization by group name and operation enables rapid lookup of historical campaigns and related indicators. The project does not position itself against alternatives but rather serves as an aggregation point for existing public threat intelligence.
The project maintains an active collection of threat reports with entries spanning multiple years of APT research. The repository includes detailed campaign information with publication dates and source links, indicating ongoing curation of threat intelligence materials. Updates appear to focus on adding newly published reports and maintaining the organizational structure around identified threat groups.
