Russian government behind seven-year cyber-espionage campaign by 'Dukes' hacking group, claims F-Secure
F-Secure accuses the Kremlin of being behind well-resourced group that targeted governments worldwide
A well-resourced Russian hacking group called "Dukes" has spent nearly a decade conducting cyber-espionage attacks against Western governments on behalf of the Kremlin, Finnish security company F-Secure...
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