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Threat actor claims & chatter
Assessment of publicly posted claims and messaging by Iran-linked and regional hacktivist personas.
PILLAR II // CYBERSECURITY
Coming soonThreats speak a language. We read it.
Cyber threat intelligence that starts where most analysts can’t: in the Farsi, Russian, Pashto, and Urdu that threat actors actually use.
01 // WHAT WE MEAN
Cyber-linguistic intelligence, defined.
Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) explains who is attacking, why, and what comes next. Much of the evidence is written in the attacker’s language: claims of responsibility, recruitment posts, lure documents, and strings left in code.
Machine translation flattens idiom, dialect, and tone. Native-language analysis recovers them, and with them, intent, origin, and credibility. That is where our language expertise solves problems other CTI teams can’t.
02 // WHERE LANGUAGE ANALYSIS SOLVES THE PROBLEM
Language in the threat picture.
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Phishing & social engineering lures
Linguistic and cultural analysis of Farsi, Pashto, and Urdu lures that reveal who wrote them and whom they target.
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Language artifacts in code & documents
Interpretation of foreign-language strings, comments, and file metadata that support attribution.
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Influence operations
How cyber operations pair with information campaigns in regional languages.
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Cyber doctrine & policy
How Iran and others frame cyber operations in strategy and official rhetoric.
Roadmap
Adversary profiles
Iranian threat behaviors mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, with language and cultural context.