US sanctions Russian institute linked to dangerous malware

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US sanctions Russian institute linked to dangerous malware

Capable of causing catastrophic industrial damage.

Washington has imposed sanctions on a Russian research institute tied to the development of a dangerous computer program capable of causing catastrophic industrial damage, a move that Russia called illegitimate. The US Treasury Department alleged that the Russian government-backed Central ...

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