英語 での Advanced persistent threat の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Silence is just one of many targeted attack campaigns,or APTs(advanced persistent threats).
APT means Advanced Persistent Threat.
Our investigation hasled us to believe that the attack is in the category of an Advanced Persistent Threat(APT).
APT stands for advanced persistent threat.
Advanced Persistent Threats are stealthy hacking processes used for business data theft.
APT stands for“Advanced Persistent Threat”.
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The buzz word is APT“Advanced Persistent Threat”.
Advanced persistent threat(APT) activity is far more likely to target government and defense industries(40% of observed attack attempts), but no industries were exempt.
Mac OS X+ APT(advanced persistent threat).
Advanced Persistent Threat(APT) attacks are national-level attacks usually initiated by a couple of specific countries, targeting certain international organizations or entities instead of consumers.
An alleged cyber hacker group: Called Advanced Persistent Threat 10(the APT10 Group).
Advanced persistent threats(APT) and vulnerabilities impacts increasing exposure and risks, which in turn increases the chances of attacks and breaches which can be accidental or intentional.
FireEye has released the details of its newly named Advanced Persistent Threat group- APT41.
Fireeye increased advanced persistent threat research productivity by 60%.
Kaspersky Lab's Global Research andAnalysis Team tracks over 100 APT(advanced persistent threat) groups and operations.
Judging by 2015, massive Advanced Persistent Threats(APT) against countries and organizations will almost disappear the way we now know them.
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NASA's OIG said:"Classified as an advanced persistent threat, the attack went undetected for nearly a year, and the investigation into this incident is ongoing.".
As part of its report, Mandiant also released a highly detailed video(see below) it says shows actual attacker sessions conducted by ahacker group in China Mandiant calls Advanced Persistent Threat group 1, or APT1.
The hacker group first appeared on Twitter over a week ago, but it is also known as APT28,an"advanced persistent threat" group, which security firm FireEye has previously linked to the Russian government.
The term advanced persistent threat(APT) refers to an attacker, usually an organized group of malicious attackers, that should be considered harmful and dangerous- and an overall method of attack that plays a"long game.".
The warning wassent to the organization via email on Friday to inform them of Advanced Persistent Threat Activity targeting energy and other critical infrastructure sectors since at least May 2017.
Leaving us all to wonder just what kind of mess we're in when one of the largest, richest and most visible American companies in theworld openly categorizes the US government as an“advanced persistent threat” to both itself, and its customers.
While the writing is cautiously couched in terms of"somegovernments" it's crystal clear that Microsoft's"advanced persistent threat" is referring to the ongoing revelations of US government surveillance activities(in leaks by Edward Snowden), and the concerns of Microsoft's American customers.
According to reports, the German government is attributing breaches at the German Ministries of Interior and Defense to a group known as Sofacy(also known as Fancy Bear, APT28,and several other names)- an advanced persistent threat group that's widely believed to be supported by the Russian government.
APT28, an acronym that stands for Advanced Persistent Threath number 28, takes its name from the technique used:an'Advanced persistent threat' is a type of computer threat that once installed in servers and systems remains there to carry out its task of monitoring and data exfiltration, usually for espionage purposes.