Europe strikes out against Russia’s Turla over espionage, ‘destructive attacks’

2026-07-13T20:51:43Zab2c6437314087d94e64a520cf2aae940b16d96574a99acd1b27bb778038e24a
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What happened

Multiple CyberScoop items report elevated state-sponsored and organized cyber threats plus notable law‑enforcement and policy responses. The EU, U.K. and members sanctioned Russian actors including Turla and attributed destructive winter attacks on Poland’s energy grid to the FSB; a joint advisory warned Russian state actors are actively targeting network devices across critical sectors (defense, communications, energy, finance, government, health). Separately, CISA published a forensic report and mitigation actions after a major May credential leak; prosecutors secured guilty pleas and long‑t

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2026-07-13T20:51:43Z
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