Cyber Partisans is a Belarus-based hacktivist group known for ransomware, network wiping, and data leaks targeting Belarus and Ukraine.
Analyst brief
The Cyber Partisans are a Belarus-based hacktivist group targeting organizations in Belarus and Ukraine. Their primary TTPs include ransomware attacks, network wiping, and data theft, as seen in operations against the Belarusian Railway, Belarusian State University, and the Belarusian Telegraph Agency. They leak stolen data to journalists to expose alleged crimes by pro-government entities and disrupt operations supporting Russian military activities. Defenders should focus on detecting ransomware deployment, data exfiltration, and destructive wiping activities, especially within critical infrastructure and government-affiliated organizations.
Cyber Partisans
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The Cyber Partisans, a hacktivist group based in Belarus, has been involved in various cyber-attacks targeting organizations and infrastructure in Belarus and Ukraine. They have hacked and wiped the network of the Belarusian Telegraph Agency, targeted the Belarusian Red Cross, and conducted ransomware attacks on the Belarusian Railway and Belarusian State University. The group aims to expose alleged crimes committed by pro-government organizations and disrupt operations supporting the Russian military operation against Ukraine. They have also leaked stolen data to journalists and expressed support for Ukraine.
Which countries' organizations does the Cyber Partisans group target?+
The Cyber Partisans are a Belarus-based hacktivist group targeting organizations in Belarus and Ukraine.
What are the primary attack methods used by the Cyber Partisans?+
Their primary TTPs include ransomware attacks, network wiping, and data theft, as seen in operations against the Belarusian Railway, Belarusian State University, and the Belarusian Telegraph Agency.