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Expelled diplomats, put economic sanctions in place to target russia s debt sales, sanction individuals associated with the solarwinds attack. what microsoft say is that this hack, which has been ongoing. it s been taking place as recently as this week, was carried out by the same hacking group as carried out the solarwinds attack. and the white house through their intelligence agencies have said they are very confident about who that was. the svr, the russian foreign intelligence service, one of the successor organizations to the old kgb. so it looks like the finger of blame is again pointing directly at the russian state, even though, of course, they deny it. matthew chance, successive administrations of both parties in this country, obama, trump, now biden, have tried to deter russia for these kinds of attacks. penalize them. sanctions, et cetera. even authorizing u.s. offensive cyberoperations against russia. doesn t work. you ve covered russia for a long ....
Move indicates putin is looking for a showdown with president biden ahead of their scheduled meeting in three weeks. let s bring into our conversation, our friend, frank figliuzzi, former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi and lucky for us an msnbc national security analyst. frank figliuzzi, two-part question to start with. you have no doubt that this is russia and you have no doubt that this is putin s wind-up to the face-to-face with the new president, president biden. yeah. all indicators are that the signature of this is exactly the russian external intelligence service, the svr, and that s one and the same as the solarwinds attack, yes. and what is putin s objective here? is it to is it to convince president biden that he is still the biggest geopolitical threat to the united states of america? is it to is it sort of like a dog trying to show his dominance at the dog park? i mean, what is putin doing? ....
China and Russia using digital tech to sabotage and steal, warns UK SECTIONS Last Updated: May 12, 2021, 05:17 PM IST Share Synopsis “You ve got authoritarian regimes including North Korea, Iran, Russia and China using digital tech to sabotage and steal, or to control and censor. And perhaps we saw that most ruthlessly recently when the military junta shut down the internet in Myanmar,” he added. AFP Britain s Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab stands outside the G7 foreign ministers meeting in London on May 5, 2021 Related It is important to win the hearts and minds of like-minded countries such as India to prevent countries like China and Russia from filling the multilateral vacuum and misusing digital technology to steal and sabotage, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab warned on Wednesday. ....
iTWire Friday, 30 April 2021 09:47 More than 70 firms received CIA malware samples in 2019: Kaspersky sec chief Featured Pixabay The head of security firm Kaspersky s Global Research and Analysis Team, Costin Raiu, says in 2019 more than 70 security companies were given samples of malware that was created by the CIA. He did not say anything about who had handed out this malware. His statement came in response to a taunt from the former owner of security firm Immunity, Dave Aitel, who asked him in a tweet Hey @craiu who are the other anti-virus companies that the FSB/SVR dumped the Lambert s code onto? Lambert is a name that Kaspersky has used in the past to refer to malware that has originated at the CIA. The FSB and SVR are Russian security agencies and Aitel was implying that the same two agencies had given the code to Kaspersky. ....
By Kevin Townsend on April 27, 2021 The FBI and DHS have issued a Joint Cybersecurity Advisory on the threat posed by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) via the cyber actor known as APT 29 (aka the Dukes, Cozy Bear, Yttrium and CozyDuke). This advisory primarily looks at the threats posed by APT 29, the evolution of its methods, and best practices to defend against the actor. It should be read in conjunction with, and as a supplement to, a separate advisory published earlier this month by the NSA, CISA and the FBI. The earlier advisory examined current vulnerabilities used by APT 29, and mitigations that can be employed against that use. ....