HP Enterprise discloses hack by suspected state-backed Russian hackers
- Suspected state-backed Russian hackers breached Hewlett Packard Enterprise's cloud-based email system and stole data from cybersecurity and other employees.
- The hacking group, known as "Midnight Blizzard" or "APT29," has links to Russia's foreign intelligence service.
- Microsoft also experienced a breach by the same group, accessing corporate email accounts and senior executives' accounts.
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HP Enterprise Discloses Hack, Suspects Russian Group
(BOSTON) — Hewlett Packard Enterprise disclosed Wednesday that suspected state-backed Russian hackers broke into its cloud-based email system and stole data from cybersecurity and other employees. The provider of information technology products and services said in a Securities and Exchange Commission regulatory filing that it was informed of the intrusion on Jan. 12. It said it believed the hackers were from Cozy Bear, a unit of Russia’s SVR fo…
HP Enterprise admits suspected state-backed Russian hackers broke into its email system and stole data from employees
The provider of information technology products and services said it believed the hackers were from Cozy Bear, a unit of Russia's SVR foreign intelligence service.
Same Russian State-Backed Hacking Group Strikes HPE After Targeting Microsoft
The recent cyber-attack on HPE is a stark reminder of the persistent threat posed by nation-state actors. This incident follows a similar breach at Microsoft, where the same group, Midnight Blizzard, accessed corporate email accounts.
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