The Russian hacking group is one of two groups cybersecurity researchers have long linked to Russia's intelligence services and which has been accused of playing a prominent role in interfering with U.S. elections in 2016.
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APT-29, or Advanced Persistent Threat 29, is better known to many as"Cozy Bear." It's one of two hacking groups cybersecurity researchers have long linked to Russia's intelligence services and which has been accused of playing a prominent role in interfering with U.S. elections in 2016. Cybersecurity researchers have suggested the group is directed by Russia's domestic intelligence service, the FSB, though more recently they have come to believe its belongs to Russia's foreign intelligence service, the SVR.
Also referred to as"The Dukes," APT-29 is known for trying to steal intelligence from think tanks, political groups and activists."Cozy Bear" gained notoriety in the U.S. after allegedly helping hack into the Democratic National Committee's computers.In 2016, the group was accused of breaking into the DNC's servers alongside a second hacking group -- APT-28, aka"Fancy Bear" -- that researchers and U.S.
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