Google: Russian hackers tried to hack NATO The attacks targeted the armed forces of several Eastern European countries as well as the NATO Center of Excellence. Google has published a new report from the Threat Analysis Group, according to which
Russian hackers attacked NATO and several armies in Eastern Europe. The hackers used newly created Gmail accounts in the attacks, with fishing emails sent to emails not owned by Google.
Google claims that a Russian-based hacker group called Coldriver, also called Calisto, carried out attacks targeting the armed forces of several Eastern European countries as well as the NATO Center of Excellence.
