Accusations that Russian intelligence was involved in cyber attacks on coronavirus labs make ‘no sense’, says envoy
Russia’s ambassador to London has denied accusations by Britain and its allies of helping hackers target labs conducting coronavirus vaccine research, in a UK television interview to be broadcast on Sunday.
Andrei Kelin said Thursday’s allegations by Britain, the US and Canada that a hacking group called APT29 was behind the online attacks, and was “almost certainly” linked to Russian intelligence, made “no sense”.
Continue reading…Accusations that Russian intelligence was involved in cyber attacks on coronavirus labs make ‘no sense’, says envoyCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageRussia’s ambassador to London has denied accusations by Britain and its allies of helping hackers target labs conducting coronavirus vaccine research, in a UK television interview to be broadcast on Sunday.Andrei Kelin said Thursday’s allegations by Britain, the US and Canada that a hacking group called APT29 was behind the online attacks, and was “almost certainly” linked to Russian intelligence, made “no sense”. Continue reading…