Published 15 days ago

Germany warns of consequences for alleged Russian cyber attack

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock accuses Russian state hackers of cyberattacking Germany last year, attributing the hack to Russia's GRU military intelligence unit.
Baerbock stated in Adelaide that the cyberattack, tied to Russia's APT28 group, is "absolutely intolerable and unacceptable," warning of forthcoming consequences.
Germany vows repercussions against Russia for their military intelligence's role in the cyberattack, according to Baerbock in a news conference.

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