Russian hackers compromised government email servers to steal NATO, EU correspondence

Researchers have found that Russian state-linked hackers compromised government email servers in two countries, Romania and Kazakhstan, to intercept correspondence with officials from NATO and the European Union. This allowed the hackers to secretly access and steal sensitive messages exchanged with these organizations. The compromise of these email servers gave the hackers access to a significant amount of potentially sensitive information. The hacking activity is attributed to Russian state-linked groups. The interception of messages is believed to have been done in secret.