Cyber espionage
Hackers behind Clinton leak now spying on Europeans, study says
New targets include European military sites and governments, South-American government, according to Symantec Corp
The same Russian hackers who stole and leaked emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2016 are now spying on new targets outside the United States, including military sites and governments in Europe and a South America government, according to Symantec Corp.
The Internet security firm said in a blog post published Thursday that a Kremlin-backed hacking group known at A.P.T. 28 has also spied on an embassy belonging to an Eastern European country and a “well-known” international organisation in the two years since the U.S. presidential election.
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