Spies used malware to eavesdrop on Ukrainian businesses and media, researchers say
Security researchers have found that a mysterious hacking group is spying on dozens of Ukrainian businesses by infecting their computers with highly sophisticated malware that allows for eavesdropping and data exfiltration.
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