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US, UK officials blame Russian hackers for hundreds of brute-force attacks

By Raphael Satter

Jul 2 2021 6:55AM

Government, private sector networks targeted.

US, UK officials blame Russian hackers for hundreds of brute-force attacks

Russian spies accused of interfering in the 2016 US presidential election have spent much of the past two years abusing virtual private networks (VPNs) to target hundreds of organisations worldwide, US and British authorities said on Thursday. The governments said in a joint advisory that Unit ...

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