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El FSB descubre una campaña de ciberespionaje con zero-day contra altos cargos rusos

El FSB asegura haber descubierto una campaña de piratería informática que empleaba vulnerabilidades zero-day para infiltrarse en terminales de altos cargos rusos, sin identificar a los presuntos responsables.

I. Lasagabaster 2 min Hace 1 mes