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The US administration reported that the White House and the Kremlin are holding talks on cybersecurity. Now Moscow, according to the New York Times, has been given the names of the criminals.
So, the White House cybersecurity adviser Ann Nyberger participated in a series of unannounced virtual meetings with her colleague from the Kremlin. This happened a few weeks ago. At first, there were disputes within American intelligence about how much information to disclose to Russia. As a result, the US gave the Russian Federation the names and other details about several hackers. They allegedly actively staged attacks on America.
According to one of the officials, the United States wants the Russian Federation to make arrests. And the newspaper also calls the “ongoing arms control negotiations” the deepest in recent years.
Earlier, NBC reported that the servers of the US National Rifle Association were subjected to a cyberattack using a ransomware virus. Journalists suggested that the virus could have been written by hackers of the Grief group, which was previously associated with Russia.