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TeamTNT threat group

TeamTNT is a threat group. Public reporting links it to 42 attack techniques. This free profile shows how it works, stage by stage, so you can judge the risk to you. It lists the other names the group goes by and links to every public report behind it.

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Attack techniques
42
Public reports
10
Thought to operate from
Not known
Other names
1
Built from public reporting, with every source listed below.
Overview

Who is TeamTNT?

TeamTNT has 1 other name in security research. Below is what published reporting says about it, with a link to every report so you can check the detail yourself.

Also known as

Adept Libra

Security companies each give the same group their own name, so one group can have many.

What public reporting says

In early Febuary, 2021 TeamTNT launched a new campaign against Docker and Kubernetes environments. Using a collection of container images that are hosted in Docker Hub, the attackers are targeting misconfigured docker daemons, Kubeflow dashboards, and Weave Scope, exploiting these environments in order to steal cloud credentials, open backdoors, mine cryptocurrency, and launch a worm that is looking for the next victim. They're linked to the First Crypto-Mining Worm to Steal AWS Credentials and Hildegard Cryptojacking malware. TeamTNT is a relatively recent addition to a growing number of threats targeting the cloud. While they employ some of the same tactics as similar groups, TeamTNT stands out with their social media presence and penchant for self-promotion. Tweets from the TeamTNT’s account are in both English and German although it is unknown if they are located in Germany.

Public reports about TeamTNT (10)

How it works

How does TeamTNT attack? Stage by stage.

Each technique is a known way attackers research, get in, stay hidden or do damage. Here are the 42 linked to TeamTNT, laid out from first look to final blow. Some techniques belong to more than one stage. Pick a stage to see them. Public reporting also lists 30 more specific variations of them, called sub-techniques.

Stage 10 of 15

Looking around

Mapping the network, accounts and data once inside.

10 techniques
  • T1007System Service Discovery
  • T1016System Network Configuration Discovery
  • T1046Network Service Discovery
  • T1049System Network Connections Discovery
  • T1057Process Discovery
  • T1082System Information Discovery
  • T1083File and Directory Discovery
  • T1120Peripheral Device Discovery
  • T1518Software Discovery
  • T1613Container and Resource Discovery
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TeamTNT is a threat group. Public reporting links it to 42 attack techniques.

Public reporting links TeamTNT to 42 attack techniques. Most of them are about looking around, running code and staying in.

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