Russian-speaking hacker 'Rasputin' broke into HUD and more, researchers say
A Russian-speaking hacker, dubbed Rasputin by cybersecurity experts, has broken into and is now offering access to databases that belong to numerous U.S. universities and federal, state, and local government agencies, according to new research published by cyber threat intelligence firm Recorded Future, Wednesday.
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