MOTIF Attack Matrix
Mobile Threat Intelligence Framework - Comprehensive attack taxonomy for telecommunications security
The MOTIF (Mobile Threat Intelligence Framework) is a comprehensive knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations of attacks against mobile telecommunications networks. Similar to MITRE ATT&CK, MOTIF provides a structured approach to understanding and defending against mobile network threats.
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Tactics
50+
Techniques
4
Network Generations
3
Attack Tools
Attack Tactics
Monitor Radio Interface
MOT3001
Gather Victim Identity Information
MOT1589
Search Closed Sources
MOT1597
Search Open Websites/Domains
MOT1593
Acquire Infrastructure
MOT1583
Develop Capabilities
MOT1587
Exploit Interconnection Link
MOT3002
Exploit via Core Signalling Interface
MOT3003
Exploit via Radio Interface
MOT3006
Trusted Relationship
MOT1199
Supply Chain Compromise
MOT1195
Adversary-in-the-Middle
MOT1557
Masquerading
MOT1036
Disguise Signalling Messages
MOT3005
Access Subscriber Data
MOT3004
Exploitation for Credential Access
MOT1212
Network Service Scanning
MOT1046
Identify Subscriber
MOT5019
Network Function Service Discovery
MOT5003
Identify Subscriber
MOT5019
Access Subscriber Data
MOT3004
Network Sniffing
MOT1040
Locate Subscriber
MOT5012
Data Manipulation
MOT1565
Attack Software
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2G
Active Threats
Demonstrated3G
Active Threats
Demonstrated4G
Active Threats
Demonstrated5G-SA
Emerging Threats
TheoreticalThreat Intelligence
Map observed attacks to MOTIF tactics and techniques for better threat understanding and communication
Security Assessment
Use MOTIF as a checklist to evaluate network security posture and identify gaps in defenses
Red Team Operations
Plan and execute realistic attack scenarios based on documented tactics and techniques
Defense Strategy
Develop comprehensive defense strategies by understanding the full attack lifecycle