Russia's banks braced for cyber attacks from 'foreign spies'

Foreign spies are being accused of plotting a series of cyber attacks aimed at destabilising Russia's financial system.

Russia's banks braced for cyber attacks from 'foreign spies'

Foreign spies are being accused of plotting a series of cyber attacks aimed at destabilising Russia's financial system.

The Federal Security Service, known as the FSB, said the computer servers involved in the planned attacks are located in the Netherlands and registered to Ukrainian company BlazingFast.

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