EU Sanctions Target GRU Hackers Following Insider Investigations
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The EU has approved sanctions against 14 individuals and companies, including members of the GRU hacker group. This decision follows investigations by The Insider, which detailed the activities of the hackers, specifically Dmitry Goloshubov, Vladislav Borovkov, and Denis Denisenko. The sanctions aim to hold accountable those involved in cyber operations linked to Russia.
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