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Google Redesigns Hacker Naming for Clarity | Tech News

Google Redesigns Hacker Naming for Clarity | Tech News

Published 3 weeks, 6 days ago
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Google’s cybersecurity team has overhauled how it names hacking groups, ditching the old APT-number system for a sleeker two-part naming scheme—like “Castle” for China or “Ion” for Iran—to help researchers globally track and understand cyber threats more effectively. With over 5,000 tracked activity clusters, the new approach simplifies identification of state-sponsored actors, offering defenders a clearer starting point in the complex, ever-evolving cyber battlefield.

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