Peripheral Device Discovery
- ID
- T1120
- Tactics
- TA0007 Discovery
- Platforms
- Linux, macOS, Windows
- Data sources
- Process Creation, Process Access, File Access, Drive Access
- Source
- attack.mitre.org
- MITRE last modified
- 12 May 2026
Adversaries may attempt to gather information about attached peripheral devices and components connected to a computer system.[1][2] Peripheral devices could include auxiliary resources that support a variety of functionalities such as keyboards, printers, cameras, smart card readers, or removable storage. The information may be used to enhance their awareness of the system and network environment or may be used for further actions.
Detection
- DET0491 Peripheral Device Enumeration via System Utilities and API Calls
Data components: Process Creation, Process Access, File Access, Drive Access
Groups (9)
- G0007 APT28
- G0010 Turla
- G0020 Equation
- G0047 Gamaredon Group
- G0049 OilRig
- G0067 APT37
- G0135 BackdoorDiplomacy
- G0139 TeamTNT
- G1017 Volt Typhoon
Software (47)
- S0013 PlugX
- S0045 ADVSTORESHELL
- S0062 DustySky
- S0089 BlackEnergy
- S0098 T9000
- S0113 Prikormka
- S0115 Crimson
- S0128 BADNEWS
- S0136 USBStealer
- S0148 RTM
- S0149 MoonWind
- S0234 Bandook
- S0251 Zebrocy
- S0283 jRAT
- S0366 WannaCry
- S0381 FlawedAmmyy
- S0385 njRAT
- S0409 Machete
- S0438 Attor
- S0452 USBferry
- S0454 Cadelspy
- S0458 Ramsay
- S0467 TajMahal
- S0481 Ragnar Locker
- S0538 Crutch
- S0603 Stuxnet
- S0612 WastedLocker
- S0644 ObliqueRAT
- S0647 Turian
- S0650 QakBot
- S0673 DarkWatchman
- S0679 Ferocious
- S0686 QuietSieve
- S1026 Mongall
- S1027 Heyoka Backdoor
- S1044 FunnyDream
- S1064 SVCReady
- S1089 SharpDisco
- S1090 NightClub
- S1139 INC Ransomware
- S1149 CHIMNEYSWEEP
- S1150 ROADSWEEP
- S1167 AcidPour
- S1199 LockBit 2.0
- S1202 LockBit 3.0
- S1230 HIUPAN
- S9038 DynoWiper
