How code from 20-year-old 'Moonlight Maze' cyber attacks was linked with Turla malware

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Code analysis identifies 20-year history of malware linked to Russian government

A 20-year-old advanced persistent threat, labelled Moonlight Maze, has been linked with the Turla malware family following an in-depth code analysis by researchers at Kings College in London and se...

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