Russian hackers
Alleged Russian cyber spy in Boston case worked for Kaspersky, source says, documents show
Denis Obrezko, who last week pleaded not guilty to computer crimes at a hearing in Boston, worked for Moscow-based antivirus firm Kaspersky Lab in the years before his alleged crimes.
At the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Israeli security firms play defense against drone, cyber threats
US charges suspected Russian hacker with facilitating cyber campaign
Cyber proxy wars escalate as hackers shift to infrastructure targets
Ezra Cohen-Watnick promoted to key Defense Dept. post
He made headlines in 2017 for leaking intelligence that bolstered President Trump's claims that Obama had him wiretapped.
Russian hackers targeted California, Indiana Democratic parties
The attempted intrusions, many of which were internally flagged by Microsoft Corp over the summer, were carried out by a group often nicknamed "Fancy Bear."
Ex-UK trade minister email content stolen by suspected Russian hackers
The Kremlin did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the hacking of Fox's personal email.
Papers leaked before UK election in suspected Russian operation hacked
The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because a law enforcement investigation is underway, said the hackers accessed the account multiple times between July 12 and Oct. 21 last year.
NSA warns of ongoing Russian hacking campaign against US systems
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also called out the same GRU unit in February for conducting a cyberattack against the country of Georgia.
Russian hackers targeted Ukrainian company at center of Trump impeachment
California-based Area 1 Security identified the hacking of Burisma and linked it to Russia's Main Directorate of Military Intelligence, or GRU.
Russian hacker, Na’ama Issachar ask High Court to block U.S. extradition
Generally, the petitioners oppose any extradition, but given the current state of legal play, they are pushing for extradition to Russia rather than the US.
Alexei Burkov to be extradited to U.S., not 'traded' for Naama Issachar
Naama Issachar’s lawyers said their appeal was based on “an expectation based on the principles of law and justice that this decision will not stand.”
Russia dismisses reports of Iranian hacking collusion as 'unsavory'
British security officials have said the Russian group, known as "Turla," used Iranian tools and computer infrastructure to successfully hack organizations in at least 20 different countries.
Hundreds of Israelis protest Naama Issachar's arrest in Tel Aviv
Issachar was arrested in April with 9.5 grams of cannabis in her checked luggage in Russia and was sentenced to a whopping seven and a half years in prison.
