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Microsoft has said in a blog post that cyberattacks that originated in North Korea and Russia have been targeting companies conducting research for COVID-19 vaccines and treatments.&nbsp;
The targets include leading pharmaceutical companies and vaccine researchers in Canada, France, India, South Korea and the United States.&nbsp;
The hackers used various methods to carry out the attacks, according to the blog post, including brute force login attempts to steal login credentials, as well as spear-phishing attacks, and as representatives of the World Health Organisation.

Microsoft: Russia, N Korean hackers attacked Covid-19 vaccine makers

Microsoft says state-backed hackers orchestrated cyberattacks on Covid-19 vaccine makers

Microsoft: Russia, N Korean hackers attacked Covid-19 vaccine makers
Seven leading firms in 5 states, including in India targeted&nbsp;
Hackers used brute force login attempts, spear-phishing attacks

Microsoft has said in a blog post that cyberattacks that originated in North Korea and Russia have been targeting companies conducting research for Covid-19 vaccines and treatments.&nbsp;
The targets include leading pharmaceutical companies and vaccine researchers in Canada, France, India, South Korea and the United States.&nbsp;
The hackers used various methods to carry out the attacks, according to the blog post, including brute force login attempts to steal login credentials, as well as spear-phishing attacks, and as representatives of the World Health Organisation.

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