Russia attempted to hack British police and council computers immediately after the Salisbury Novichok - The Sun

July 02, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Russia attempted to hack British police and council computers immediately after the Salisbury Novichok - The Sun Wiltshire Council 'hit by cyber attacks after Novichok poisonings' - BBC News Putin to meet with the pope and Kremlin-friendly politicians in Rome - The Washington Post 'Beautiful harmony' - Jamaica Observer Bellingcat: Top GRU Officer Coordinated Skripal Attack From London - Eurasia Review Russia attempted to hack British police and council computers immediately after the Salisbury Novichok - The Sun The Sun RUSSIA tried to hack UK police and council computers immediately after the Novichok assassination attempt in Salisbury, MPs have been told. Around 90,000 cyber attacks a day were launched — many from rogue states — leaving bosses locked out of emails after the nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal in March 2018. Read More Wiltshire Council 'hit by cyber attacks after Novichok poisonings' - BBC News BBC News Image copyright Reuters/BBC Image caption Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia survived the attack in Salisbury last March Wiltshire Council was subjected to massive cyber attacks from abroad shortly after the poisoning of Sergei Skripal, a council boss has said. Read More Putin to meet with the pope and Kremlin-friendly politicians in Rome - The Washington Post The Washington Post Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to meet with Pope Francis and Italian government leaders this week. (Pool New/Reuters) Chico Harlan Rome bureau chief covering southern Europe and sometimes parts beyond Read More 'Beautiful harmony' - Jamaica Observer Jamaica Observer OSAKA, Japan (AFP) — US President Donald Trump struck a conciliatory tone with fellow world leaders at one of the most high-stakes G20 meetings in years, despite deep divisions on trade and climate change. Read More Bellingcat: Top GRU Officer Coordinated Skripal Attack From London - Eurasia Review Eurasia Review (RFE/RL) — The Bellingcat investigative organization says it has obtained evidence suggesting that a senior Russian military intelligence officer worked from a hotel in central London to coordinate the March 2018 nerve agent attack against former Russian spy Sergei Skripal. Read More

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