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{"id":"map-fqLCgdOY","key":"Map","value":{"_id":"map-fqLCgdOY","_rev":"23-fca1e24370dc107956dbb99150b63f95","type":"Map","description":"<a href=\"https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/\">![nsarchive_logo_smaller](https://s3.amazonaws.com/cloud.kumu.io/accounts/38286/49040/952e8b6a-4d7c-4631-8479-3d164f96aea4.png)</a>\n\nThe CyberWar Map is a visual guide to some of the most prominent players and events in state-to-state cyberconflict created as a part of the National Security Archive's Cyber Vault Project. This resource focuses on state-sponsored hacking and cyber-attacks.\n\nClicking on map elements will produce links and descriptions for documents relevant to each subject. Elements, connections, and documents will be added on a regular basis to this ever-evolving research aid.\n\nAll links lead to unclassified or declassified sources.\n\nNote: Since each edition will have a new URL, bookmarking the CyberWar Map will not incorporate running updates. Please access this resource through the link on the Cyber Vault Project home page.\n\nNations\n[[list/nation]]\n\nEvents\n[[list/event]]\n\nActors\n[[list/actor]]\n\nSupplemental:\n<p><a href=\"http://apt.threattracking.com\">APT Groups and Operations</a>\n<a href=\"https://www.cfr.org/interactive/cyber-operations\" >CFR Cyber Operations Tracker</a></p>","scale":1,"default_perspective_id":"pers-3m6hD5vH","default_element_behavior":"floating","default_connection_direction":"undirected","name":"APT Index","created_at":"2017-07-13T15:21:29.447Z","updated_at":"2018-06-19T16:22:04.633Z","center":{"x":0,"y":0}}}
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