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Mansour Alhmoud

Cyber Intelligence Analyst

As a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst in Group-IB META Threat Intelligence Department, Mansour is responsible for researching APT groups, investigating their cyber operations and analyzing their TTPs, tools, and infrastructure to produce strategic threat intelligence that directs high‑stakes cyber defense strategies across the META region.

With over a four years of dedicated experience in the cybersecurity domain, Mansour has excelled in roles spanning advanced threat intelligence, DFIR, and security operations.

 

Blog posts by Mansour Alhmoud

Advanced Persistent Threats
October 22, 2025
Unmasking MuddyWater’s New Malware Toolkit Driving International Espionage
Group-IB Threat Intelligence has uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign, attributed with high confidence to the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) MuddyWater. The attack used a compromised mailbox to distribute Phoenix backdoor malware to international organizations and across the whole Middle East and North Africa region, targeting more than 100 government entities.
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Advanced Persistent Threats
September 17, 2025
Tracking MuddyWater in Action: Infrastructure, Malware and Operations during 2025
The blog provides an in-depth look at MuddyWater’s evolution in tooling, targeting, and infrastructure management, suggesting a more mature and capable advanced persistent threat within the META region.
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Threat Intelligence
March 13, 2025
ClickFix: The Social Engineering Technique Hackers Use to Manipulate Victims
Discover how the ClickFix social engineering attack exploits human psychology to bypass security. Learn how hackers use this tactic and how to protect against it.
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