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EU sanctions Russian cyber spies for years-long hacking

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By Emile Marzolf Verified, Antoaneta Roussi Verified, Jonas Loesel, Sam Clark Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
BRUSSELS — The European Union on Monday blacklisted members of a Russian intelligence group it said were responsible for spying on and hacking targets across the EU and Ukraine from as early as 2010. A unit within Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) was responsible for directing the activities of the state-backed hacking group Turla, which has targeted governments, critical infrastructure and strategic industries across Europe, the EU's top diplomat said in a statement.
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Probe finds former MEP investigating Pegasus was hacked with Pegasus

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By Antoaneta Roussi Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
BRUSSELS — Former member of the European Parliament Stelios Kouloglou was "repeatedly hacked "with Pegasus spyware while serving on the Parliament's committee investigating spyware abuses, according to a new forensic investigation. The revelation raises fresh questions about whether the work of the inquiry itself was compromised. Researchers from Toronto University's Citizen Lab found that Kouloglou's phone was infected at least twice — on Oct.
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„Irland rückt ins Fadenkreuz“ – Der gefährliche Schwachpunkt in Europas Verteidigung

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By Jacopo Barigazzi Verified, Antoaneta Roussi Verified
| Die Welt Verified
Irland hat keine Kampfjets, kein Militärradar und die niedrigsten Verteidigungsausgaben in der EU. Jetzt übernimmt das Land die EU-Ratspräsidentschaft. Vor allem in einem Bereich könnte das gefährliche Folgen haben.
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