The 2015 German Parliament cyberattacks originated from Russia
A senior German security official told the Spiegel newspaper on January 30 that the investigation results of German security agencies showed that the attacks on the network infrastructure of the German Parliament (Bundestag) in 2015 originated from Russia and were carried out by "Russian military intelligence units."
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Also according to the Mirror newspaper, on January 15, the German Federal Prosecutor's Office in Karlsruhe city accepted the case file to investigate this case.
In May 2015, the German Parliament's computer network was attacked when professional software "crashed" 14 servers, including the central network connection. Germany did not announce how much information was stolen.
These servers were attacked with trojans and were only discovered when the malware penetrated deep into the computers and started transferring data.
The attack started with emails purporting to be from the United Nations sent to the German Parliament. Hackers then obtained passwords and penetrated the entire network of the German Parliament. The system was shut down for several days.
The German Agency for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) affirmed that attacks targeting the network infrastructure of the government and corporations of this country are currently very serious./.
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