The United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have joined the United Kingdom in officially blaming Russia for the destructive NotPetya attack launched last summer. Moscow has denied the accusations.
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U.S., Canada, Australia Attribute NotPetya Attack to Russia
The United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have joined the United Kingdom in officially blaming Russia for the destructive NotPetya attack launched last summer. Moscow has denied the accusations. The post U.S., Canada, Australia Attribute NotPetya Attack to Russia appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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