APT Notes
A repository of publicly-available reports and blogs on APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) campaigns, activity, and software, organized by year.
What is APT Notes?
APTnotes is a repository that collects and organizes publicly-available papers, blogs, and reports related to APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) groups, campaigns, and tool-sets. It solves the problem of these reports being lost, taken down, or difficult to track over time by providing a structured, chronological archive with metadata. The data is available in CSV and JSON formats for easy integration and analysis.
Security researchers, DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response) professionals, threat intelligence analysts, and infosec practitioners who need access to historical APT reports for investigation, context, or trend analysis.
Developers and security teams choose APTnotes because it offers a centralized, community-maintained archive of APT-related reports that might otherwise disappear, ensuring long-term accessibility and supporting threat intelligence workflows without proprietary restrictions.
Overview
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Use Cases
Best For
- Researching historical APT campaigns and threat actor activity
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