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U.S. spent billions on system for detecting hacks, but Russians outsmarted it FREE NEWSLETTERS December 14, 2020 When Russian hackers first slipped their digital Trojan horses into federal government computer systems, probably in the spring, they sat dormant for days, doing nothing but hiding. Then the malicious code sprang into action and began communicating with the outside world. At that moment—when the Russian malware began sending transmissions from federal servers to command-and-control computers operated by the hackers—an opportunity for detection arose, much as human spies behind ...