Cozy Bear

Attachments

AI and cyberattacks links
Alleged Russian Hackers
APT Groups
Cyber espionage
Cybercrime
Cyberwarfare
Hacker groups
Hacking in the 2000s
Hacking in the 2010s
Information technology in Russia
Organizations associated with Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections
Russian advanced persistent threat groups

2016 DNC Hack
2016 The Plot to Hack America: How Putin's Cyberspies and WikiLeaks Tried to Steal the 2016 Election (book)
2016-Today Russian Hacking AKA DNC Hacking AKA Russiagate AKA Neo-McCarthyism AKA New Cold War
2018 The firm also did something unusual: It named the Russian spy agencies it believed responsible for the hack. Fancy Bear, the firm said, worked in a way that suggested affiliation with the GRU. Cozy Bear was linked to the FSB.
2020 United States federal government data breach
Cozy Bear, the hacking group believed to be affiliated with the FSB, used some two hundred Microsoft OneDrive accounts to send data from its victims back to Moscow.
CrowdStrike was soon able to reconstruct the hacks and identify the hackers. One of the groups, known to the firm as Cozy Bear, had been rummaging around the DNC since the previous summer.
Midnight Blizzard (AKA Nobelium, APT29 or Cozy Bear)