Here’s 30 servers Russian intelligence uses to fling malware at the West, beams RiskIQ | Cyber Security Review

Here’s 30 servers Russian intelligence uses to fling malware at the West, beams RiskIQ

Posted onJuly 30, 2021August 2, 2021AuthorCyber Security Review

Details of 30 servers thought to be used by Russia’s SVR spy agency (aka APT29) as part of its ongoing campaigns to steal Western intellectual property were made public today by RiskIQ.

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service “is actively serving malware (WellMess, WellMail) previously used in espionage campaigns targeting COVID-19 research in the UK, US, and Canada,” according to threat intel firm.

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Source: The Register

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