Actor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor Claimedicefire
IceFire is a ransomware group first observed in 2022 that expanded to Linux in early 2023 by exploiting a vulnerability in IBM Aspera Faspex (CVE-2022-47986), targeting media and entertainment organizations in Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, and the UAE using double-extortion tactics.
Activity timeline
A dated ledger of actor-claimed victims, campaigns, indicators, identity mappings, relationships, and CVE links. Each date states what it measures. For extensive leak-site histories, victim entries are limited to the 100 most recent distinct listings.
Actor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedActor-claimed victim evidence. This listing is not independent confirmation of compromise.
Actor ClaimedTypes: onion.
Identity and attribution
Exact names and tracking identifiers resolve to this canonical profile. Rebrands, affiliations, and overlapping clusters remain separate confidence-rated relationships.
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