Threat-Actor & TTP Attribution

Connect the behaviour to the name. This maps a named threat actor to the techniques it's known for, then pivots to other actors who share that same tradecraft — and, from a set of observed techniques, narrows down who's most likely responsible. The attribution view for turning 'how they operate' into 'who they are.'

How it uses the graph

Traverses the threat-intel layer of the graph, in 6 steps:

How it walks the graph6 steps
01Techniques used

Listing the actor's ATT&CK techniques…

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02Other actors sharing those techniques

Finding other actors using those techniques…

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03Techniques with ATT&CK tactics

Techniques with ATT&CK tactics…

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04Tactic coverage across the kill chain

Tactic coverage across the kill chain…

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05Discriminative power of the actor's techniques

Discriminative power of the actor's techniques…

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06Candidate actors by rare-technique convergence

Candidate actors by rare-technique convergence…

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Why each step runs

  1. 01Techniques used. Collects the actor's USES_TECHNIQUE set, the shared-tradecraft key the next step pivots on to widen the suspect pool.
  2. 02Other actors sharing those techniques. Pivots each technique back to other ACTORs and ranks them by overlap — the suspect-widening move that surfaces actors with similar tradecraft.
  3. 03Techniques with ATT&CK tactics. Lists each MITRE ATT&CK technique the named actor is known to use, tagged with the kill-chain tactic(s) it serves, so you see not just what tradecraft they use but where in the attack lifecycle it sits.
  4. 04Tactic coverage across the kill chain. Aggregates the actor's techniques by ATT&CK tactic to show which kill-chain phases they invest in most and where their operations concentrate.
  5. 05Discriminative power of the actor's techniques. Ranks each of the actor's techniques by how many other actors also use it: a technique shared by only one or two actors is a strong attribution fingerprint, while commodity tradecraft used by dozens of actors carries almost no discriminative value.
  6. 06Candidate actors by rare-technique convergence. Narrows attribution by scoring every other actor on how strongly its tradecraft converges on the rare techniques of the input actor: each shared technique is weighted by its rarity, so a few uncommon shared techniques rank an actor far above one sharing many commodity techniques.