Russian Hackers

EU will reportedly set up dedicated centres to spot 'fake news'.

An unverified dossier claimed the next US president has close links to Russia.

The Washington Post, which published the report, has issued a note saying their key claim in the story was false.

Officials were reportedly uncertain as to the motives and the end goals of the attackers.

The report discusses two separate hackings by Russian actors in the summer of 2015 and spring of 2016.

The Obama administration is said to be looking to implement measures that will be difficult to reverse by Trump.

Lithuanian Cyber Security Centre head said that the spyware was active for nearly 6 months before it was detected.

The hacker group known as Fancy Bear has previously been linked to the Russian Military Intelligence (GRU).

European governments are warning of escalating threat of Russian hacking.

During the election campaign WikiLeaks had published Hillary Clinton's campaign chief John Podesta's emails.

The WikiLeaks founder maintained his source was not state-sponsored.

Barack Obama has vowed to retaliate against Russia over major hacks that some believe cost Hillary Clinton the election

The August 2015 attack reportedly saw hackers hijack Pentagon's unclassified email system.

Intelligence claiming Russia hacked US election to support Donald Trump to be made public.

'That's a bit rich coming from a prominent Remain supporter,' an opponent said.

The hackers used fake Gmail warnings to infiltrate accounts of political figures.

ODNI, which overseas all US intelligence, says there is insufficient evidence to prove intent.

Intelligence sources believe Russia covertly worked to help elect Donald Trump.

Party officials said they discovered 18 of their emails on the website DCLeaks.com.

The president-elect told Fox News he blamed the Democrat party for the "ridiculous reports".

Security researchers believe the 'highly sophisticated' cybergang maybe funded by an organised crime syndicate.

The company said most of these warnings might be related to attempts made last month.

Sensitive state secrets and classified documents are 'not connected to the internet'.

'This AMA is making you guys look really bad,' said one Redditor.

The hackers targeted US-based universities, think tanks, NGOs and the government.

The hacker group sent out spear-phishing emails to various international governments.

Previously, several cybersecurity researchers had tied Fancy Bear to the Kremlin and the DNC hack.

'Cyberattacks are a reality and they are happening now,' says Cabinet minister.

The arrested Russian hacker is also believed to have stolen around $400,000 from BitMarket.eu.

Researchers uncovered that the group has also targeted Nato officials, Ukrainian leaders and Russian dissidents.