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Add new cluster entries for NetamLoader, GrMsk, Aur0ra, and GOLD OGRE - #1333
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This pull request updates several MISP Galaxy clusters and the
README.mdto add new threat actors, ransomware, infostealer, and tools, as well as incrementing the corresponding counts and versions. The most significant changes are the addition of new entities related to recent cyber incidents, especially those involving AI-assisted attacks and new malware/tool frameworks.Additions and updates to threat actors, ransomware, infostealers, and tools:
Threat Actor and Ransomware Updates
clusters/threat-actor.json, with detailed attribution to AI-assisted operations and the Aur0ra ransomware, as reported by Sophos.clusters/ransomware.json, linked to the GOLD OGRE group, with detailed notes on its AI-driven attack techniques and clarification on its naming versus other Aurora ransomware families.Tool Cluster Enhancements
clusters/tool.json.clusters/tool.json.Infostealer Cluster Update
clusters/stealer.json, with lineage and attribution details referencing ACR Stealer and Amatera.Documentation and Metadata Updates
README.mdfor the relevant categories to reflect the new additions: +1 ransomware, +1 stealer, +1 threat actor, +2 tools. [1] [2] [3] [4]versionfields in the affected cluster JSON files to indicate the updates. [1] [2] [3] [4]