Germany Accuses Russia of Being Behind Parliament Cyberattack

Germany's domestic intelligence agency says Russia was likely behind a cyberattack on Germany's lower house of parliament last year, which forced its computer system to be temporarily shut down. The BfV intelligence agency said a group known as Sofacy, or APT 28, was behind the parliament cyberattack and said it has indications that the group is being steered by Russian intelligence. The head of BfV, Hans-Georg Maassen, said most of the campaigns carried out by Russian...

© La Voix de l'Amérique - vendredi 13 mai 2016