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Romanian intelligence agency says it identified Russian-linked cyber attack

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BUCHAREST, Nov 11 (Reuters) - A hacking group linked to Russia's FSB security service staged a cyberattack on a Romanian government organisation last year, ​the country's intelligence agency said on Wednesday. Russia's ‌embassy in Romania did not immed...

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Romanian authorities believe Russian hackers linked to the Federal Security Service (FSB) were behind a cyberattack on a state agency last December. The incident was revealed by the country’s intelligence agency in an official statement. Romania shares a land border of more than 600 kilometers with Ukraine. The country’s president, Nicos Dan, has said his country is the target of a hybrid war waged by Russia to destabilize states that support …

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The Romanian Information Service (SRI) confirmed on Wednesday, in a statement, that it identified a cyber attack, carried out in December 2025 by "Russian cyber actor APT TURLA] and implemented measures to counter this attack and remedy it.

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The attack was orchestrated by Russian cyber actor APT TURLA and took place at the end of December 2025, says SRI in a press release issued on Wednesday. The Romanian Information Service's details come after specialists from ESET, one of the most well-known European providers of antivirus and IT protection, revealed that a program...

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The Romanian Information Service (SRI) announced Wednesday that, in December of last year, the Cyberint National Center discovered a cyber attack launched by the Russian group APT TURLA on a Romanian government institution. According to SRI, measures were taken to counter the attack and remove its effects, according to Agerpres.

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The Romanian Information Service (SRI), through the National Cyberint Center, identified and stopped, in December 2025, a cyber attack on a Romanian government institution, attributed to the Russian cybernetic actor APT Turla. According to the institution, the attackers exploited systemic vulnerabilities of Microsoft operating systems, but the intervention of Romanian specialists led to the stop of the attack and remedy [...]

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Stirile Pro TV broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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