The modern world’s growing dependence on information systems and technologies requires robust protection against cyberattacks. This has become particularly relevant amid the increasing activity of hacker groups. Attacks targeting state and private organizations encompass not only critical infrastructure but also the theft of confidential information, financial fraud, and destabilizing actions in cyberspace. In particular, hacker groups, using the latest techniques, tools, and software, pose a significant threat to the information security of individual organizations and entire states. They operate covertly, adapt quickly to new conditions, and have a high level of coordination, which complicates the detection and mitigation of their activities. This necessitates focused monitoring, continuous analysis of their activities, as well as the systematization and accumulation of the information obtained to create a unified knowledge base about their operations. Such groups often operate at an international level, affecting stability and security in various regions of the world, particularly in Ukraine. This article addresses the absence of a comprehensive tool for collecting, structuring,
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