The European Union is getting ready to slap sanctions on a group of Russian hackers — a move that would mark a turning point in the bloc's efforts to address foreign hacking
The European Union is getting ready to slap sanctions on a group of Russian hackers, according to three diplomats involved — a move that would mark a turning point in the bloc's efforts to address foreign hacking.
"This is a violation of Germany's sovereignty. That's a big deal, and that's what they're signaling," said Chris Painter, former chief U.S. cybersecurity diplomat under President Barack Obama. A spokesperson for the German foreign ministry said in a statement last week that Badin is "strongly suspected" of being behind the Bundestag hack, and German prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant for him.
Berlin's effort to seek retribution follows years of frustration over Russian hacking as intelligence agencies and cybersecurity firms increasingly tied major attacks to the Kremlin.Russia's intelligence service for launching a “totally unacceptable” cyberattack on networks of Georgia's government, courts and other organizations.
Talks about using the new sanctions against the Russian hacking group started months ago, with cyber diplomats close to agreeing on sanctions against Russian and Chinese entities just before the coronavirus outbreak in Europe, BloombergBut the pandemic disrupted the process, three diplomats involved in the talks told POLITICO, as they were barred from meeting physically and the fight against the virus absorbed all political energy.
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