EU Sanctions Russian Cyber Spies
The European Union has added members of the Turla group to a blacklist. This group is linked to hacking attacks against EU and Ukrainian targets. The EU has imposed sanctions on Russian companies and individuals.
The European Union says the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (FSB) was behind many cyberattacks. These attacks have happened since 2010. They targeted governments, infrastructure, and industries in Europe and Ukraine. The sanctions include travel bans and freezing assets. The goal is to stop more cyberattacks from Russia.
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Highlights
EU Blacklists Turla Group
The EU has blacklisted members of the Turla group for years of hacking.
FSB Responsible for Attacks
The EU blames the FSB for cyberattacks against Europe.
Sanctions Imposed on Russia
The EU imposed travel bans and asset freezes on Russia.
Attacks Since 2010
The hacking attacks began in 2010 and targeted Europe and Ukraine.
Goal of Sanctions
The sanctions aim to stop further cyber activity from Russia.