WASHINGTON — Two weeks after President Biden met President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and demanded that he rein in the constant cyberattacks directed at American targets, American and British intelligence agencies on July 1 exposed the details of what they called a global effort by Russia’s military intelligence organization to break into government organizations, defense contractors, universities and media companies.
New York Times: US exposes details of Russian hacking campaign
A "Cyber Security" sign is displayed in the window of a computer store on Dec. 18, 2020, in Arlington, Virginia.
