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aptnotes/data
Browse the APTnotes repository, which collects reports and reference material about APT activity.
About aptnotes/data
aptnotes/data is a repository of publicly available papers and blogs related to malicious campaigns, activity, and software associated with vendor-defined APT groups and tool-sets. Entries are sorted by year and tracked in APTnotes.csv and APTnotes.json. Full report files are hosted on Box after the project outgrew storage in GitHub.
Each entry lists the filename, report title, source or vendor, Box link, SHA-1 hash, date, and year. You can browse the CSV or JSON files to find reports, follow Box links to read them, and use scripts in the separate aptnotes/tools repository for bulk downloads. New reports can be suggested via Twitter with #aptnotes, by contacting @aptnotes, or by creating a GitHub issue with the template.
It suits security researchers, analysts, and DFIR and infosec readers who need a central reference for APT reporting and historical context.
Key features
- CSV summary of APT reports sorted by year
- JSON version converted from CSV file
- Box links to full report files
- SHA-1 hashes and release dates included
- Issue template for submitting new reports
Best for: Security researchers and DFIR practitioners who need centralized references to APT campaign reports.
Good for
- Centralizes scattered public APT papers and blogs
- Provides structured CSV and JSON formats
- Includes source, date, and verification hashes
Watch out for
- Full reports hosted externally on Box, not in repo
- Bulk download requires separate scripts from aptnotes/tools
aptnotes/data at a glance
- Website
- github.com/aptnotes/data
- Category
- Privacy & Security › Security Research
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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aptnotes/data FAQ
What is APTnotes/data?
It is a GitHub repository that tracks publicly available papers and blogs about vendor-defined APT groups and tool-sets, with summaries in CSV and JSON.
Where are the full reports stored?
Full reports are hosted on Box and linked from the CSV and JSON files, after the project ran out of room in GitHub.
How can I download all reports at once?
Use one of the scripts in the aptnotes/tools repository, as described in the readme.
How can I submit a new report?
Notify @aptnotes on Twitter with #aptnotes or create a GitHub issue using the default template.
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