Similarly to what I have done in 2022, 2021, and 2020,  I am listing those cyber attacks, whose information is available via OSINT, which exploited the cloud in one or more stages of the attack chain.

The campaigns are classified in four categories: Delivery and Exploitation (the cloud service is exploited to deliver a malware strain or a phishing page), Actions on Objective (the cloud service is exploited to steal data, or launch other attacks), Command and Control (the cloud service is exploited as a command and control infrastructure), and Data Exfiltration (the cloud service is used as a drop zone for the exfiltrated data).

Below you will find some statistics and a table with detailed information on the attacks.

Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploited Cloud Services

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploitation Purposes

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Motivations

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploited Services: Delivery

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploited Services: Command and Control

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploited Services: Actions on Objective

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploited Services: Data Exfiltration

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploited Services: Cyber Crime

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Cloud-Native Threats 2023 - Top Exploited Services: Cyber Espionage

No Data Found

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