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‘Russian link to hacking in United States’ Updated: Updated: Moscow has repeatedly denied the allegations Share Article Moscow has repeatedly denied the allegations The group behind a globalcyber-espionage campaign discovered last month deployed malicious computer code with links to spying tools previously used by suspected Russian hackers, researchers said on Monday. Investigators at Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky said the “backdoor” used to compromise up to 18,000 customers of SolarWinds resembled malware tied to the hacking group “Turla”, which Estonian authorities h...

CYBERSECURITY - Further Fall-Out from Russian Hacking of SolarWinds - U.S. intelligence agencies, including the FBI, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the National Security Agency and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, have confirmed that Russia was behind the SolarWinds hack. It is reported that the FBI is investigating whether Russia hacked into project management software JetBrains’ TeamCity DevOps tool to originally plant its malware in SolarWinds Orion, causing a cascade of downstream opportunities for Russia to access numerous governmental agencie...

SUBJECT: Attempts to Sucker You Into Russia-Bashing Dear President-elect Biden, “ Fool Me Once …” You may recall that President George W. Bush could not remember the last part of that aphorism. No matter. It turned out that — on Iraq — Bush was not fooled by bad intelligence. Rather, he and Vice President Dick Cheney were determined to attack Iraq and asked malleable former colleagues of ours to manufacture intelligence to “justify” that catastrophic war. It was so b...

Antiwar.com Blog Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity Posted on SUBJECT: Attempts to Sucker You Into Russia-Bashing Dear President-elect Biden, “ Fool Me Once …” You may recall that President George W. Bush could not remember the last part of that aphorism. No matter. It turned out that – on Iraq – Bush was not fooled by bad intelligence. Rather, he and Vice President Dick Cheney were determined to attack Iraq and asked malleable former colleagues of ours to manufacture intelligence to “justify” that catastrophic war. It was so bad that Senate Intelligence Committee Ch...