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US DOJ and the Dutch intelligence agency MIVD detail how recently indicted GRU officers infiltrated Wi-Fi networks at hotels and offices to hack their targets

China's Chip Hack, Amazon and Apple's Denials, Google's Trust Reversal Tweets: Nicholas Thompson / @nxthompson : If you work for intelligence, or for an anti-doping agency: DO NOT USE THE HOTEL WIFI. There are Russians in a van outside waiting to hack you. http://www.wired.com/... @wired : The DOJ has charged seven hackers working for a Russian military agency for a vast intrusion campaign. One of their tactics: When they couldn't hack a target remotely, they'd park outside of the target's building and hack them via the Wi-Fi network http://www.wired.com/... Jeff Stein / @spytalker : “If they're willing to play like this, they are extremely aggressive,” FireEye's Hultquist says. “It's risky and brazen...but it gives them a whole new avenue to get into networks that might have otherwise been a challenge.” | WIRED http://www.wired.com/...

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