It lists 244 notable hacker groups
Last time I spoke to crowdstrike, I asked them why none of the APTs in their DB were US State actors. They dodged the question.
Don't use Crowd Strike.
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Wow. Wonder who's really behind them?
Russia probably. They love sneakiness.
Is there a single US-based security vendor that lists US-based APT groups?
Pretty sure any US-based security vendor is an APT group.