Russian hackers targeting IoT devices to penetrate corporate networks, warns Microsoft
IoT devices the 'soft underbelly' of corporate networks by Russia's Fancy Bear hackers, targeting VoIP phones and printers
A hacking group linked to the Russian state has been observed targeting Internet-of-things (IoT) devices in a bid to breach secure corporate networks. Microsoft claimed in a blog post that its Threat...
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