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
Fancy Bear - or APT28 - is believed to answer to Russian military intelligence
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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