Together with other international allies, NATO and the European Union officially denounced the Russian threat organization APT28’s protracted cyber espionage campaign against European nations.
Germany announced on Friday that numerous email accounts belonging to the Russian threat organization had been compromised in an attack against the Social Democratic Party’s Executive Committee.
Beginning in April 2022, threat actors launched zero-day attacks against European government, military, energy, and transportation organizations in NATO member states; they also targeted Ukrainian government agencies and NATO fast reaction corps, using the CVE-2023-23397 Microsoft Outlook vulnerability.
Additionally, this actor’s effort targeted foundations as well as a number of government agencies and businesses in the fields of armaments read more NATO and EU condemn Russia’s cyberattacks against Germany and Czechia.
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