Russian clients probe US nuclear scientists' emails
The article reveals an electronic espionage campaign carried out by a Russian hacking group targeting scientists and contractors in the fields of defense and nuclear energy in the United States. The hackers exploited software vulnerabilities that only required opening an email, without needing to click on links, which allowed them to steal communications spanning up to three months. These attacks aim to gather information about nuclear fusion technologies and scientific advancements. The U.S. and its allies' intelligence agencies have issued warnings about the continuation of these campaigns, especially as they escalate against American and Ukrainian institutions, with the intent of supporting the Kremlin's efforts in its war against Ukraine.
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