Exchange of Messages Between Romania and NATO, but Also with the EU, Intercepted by Pro-Russian Hackers, Who Have Compromised an Institution's Server
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The Romanian Information Service (SRI) transmitted, on Wednesday, that it stopped a cyber attack carried out, at the end of last year, by the Russian cyber actor APT TURLA, to compromise a government institution, exploiting Microsoft's systemic vulnerabilities. No sensitive data exfiltrations were identified, the email service affected being remediated, SRI said.
A program installed on the e-mail server of a Romanian government organization seeks correspondence with NATO and EU institutional addresses. The announcement came from a private company, foreign, cyber security, ESET. Things had happened since December 23, 2025.
A Romanian government institution, involved in collaboration with NATO and the European Union, was targeted by a cyber spying attack orchestrated by Russian group Turla. SRI confirms the incident and announces that the attack has been countered.
A Romanian government institution was targeted for a cyber attack attributed to the group of Russian hackers Turla, associated with information services in Moscow. The operation, carried out in December 2025, aimed at intercepting electronic correspondence with representatives of NATO and the European Union, according to an investigation carried out by the IT security company ESET. SRI confirmed the incident and announced that it took measures t…
Romania was, at the end of 2025, the target of a cyber attack, which was attributed to a group aligned with Moscow.
The representatives of the Romanian Information Service (SRI) transmitted – through a communication – details regarding the de-play of a cyber attack launched by the grouping of Russian hackers APT TURLA. The cyber attack took place at the end of last year and targeted a government institution in Romania. At the same time, hackers also targeted an institution in Kazakhstan. [...]
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