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U.S. Cites Russia as Likely Hacking Culprit, Bucking Trump Bloomberg 1/5/2021 © Bloomberg SolarWinds headquarters in Austin, Texas. (Bloomberg) -- U.S. intelligence agencies and the FBI said a major hack of the federal government and some corporations was likely undertaken by Russia -- contradicting President Donald Trump’s efforts to suggest China might be responsible -- and “will require a sustained and dedicated effort to remediate.” The Federal Bureau of Investigation is still focused on identifying victims, collecting and analyzing evidence and sharing information about the so...

A group of U.S. intelligence agencies and the FBI said a major hack of the federal government and some corporations was likely undertaken by Russia

A widespread cyber hack compromising federal government systems and thousands of public and private networks is “likely Russian in origin” and believed to be "an intelligence gathering effort,” according to a joint statement from federal national security agencies. The Cyber Unified Coordination Group – which includes the FBI, National Security Agency, Office of the Director of National Intelligence and Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security...

Tech 2 months, 2 weeks The recent SolarWinds cyberattack targeted the US government, its agencies, and a slew of other private companies and has emerged as one of the biggest targeted security breaches against the U.S. government. Now, there are reports that U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies have revealed that Russia is ‘likely’ behind the massive SolarWinds cyberattack. This is contrary to allegations made by Donald Trump who suspected China to be behind the cyberattacks. As reported by AFP, the FBI, Directorate of National Intelligence, the National Security Agency, and C...

ABC News Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn The government says that under 10 U.S. agencies were affected. • 4 min read Suspected Russian hack a ‘moment of reckoning’: Microsoft president Microsoft President Brad Smith calls the recent hack on U.S. agencies “extraordinarily sophisticated and extremely broad,” and wants more action to hold foreign actors accountable.Sergio Flores/Reuters, FILE U.S. intelligence agencies on Tuesday attributed the recent massive SolarWinds cyber breach to Russia, saying it was likely an intelligence gathering effo...