Walkthrough of a Well-Documented Case: Sandworm and NotPetya
A detailed forensic breakdown of the October 2020 federal indictment of Russian GRU Unit 74455 officers for NotPetya, Olympic Destroyer, and electric grid attacks.
Detailed guides and deep dives into primary court records, forensic methodologies, and real-world adversary operations.
A detailed forensic breakdown of the October 2020 federal indictment of Russian GRU Unit 74455 officers for NotPetya, Olympic Destroyer, and electric grid attacks.
News headlines often distort cyber incidents through speculation and anonymous quotes. Primary prosecution records provide sworn evidence and verifiable technical facts.
A practitioner guide to locating verified adversary techniques, initial access vectors, and persistence mechanisms in federal criminal indictments.
Every article in the research archive translates formal grand jury indictments, Rule 11 plea agreements, and federal trial exhibits into structured defensive lessons. Unlike vendor threat blogs that obscure telemetry sources, each walkthrough links back to specific docket locators and verbatim factual stipulations under our Evidence Methodology.
Pair these essays with interactive case comparisons in the Comparison Matrix, statutory penalty guides under Federal Criminal Statutes, and recurring government alert summaries in the Daily Cyber Records digest.