Back in Vlad-world, the Dutch have crapped from on high on those Russian spies they expelled in April. Counter-espionage isn't usually made this public!
Russia's GRU 'targeted chemical weapons watchdog OPCW'
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45746837
The four suspects identified by Dutch officials had diplomatic passports and included two IT experts and two support agents, officials said.
They hired a car and parked it in the car park of the Marriot hotel in The Hague, which is next to the OPCW office, to hack into the OPCW's wifi network, Major General Onno Eichelsheim from the Dutch MIVD intelligence service said.
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They were named by the MIVD as hackers Alexei Morenetz and Yevgeny Serebriakov, and support agents Oleg Sotnikov and Alexei Minin.
Officials said they were from the GRU's Unit 26165, which has also been known as APT 28.
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He [Peter Wilson] said the hackers were planning to travel on to the OPCW-certified laboratory in Spiez near Berne in Switzerland, where the novichok nerve agent used in March's attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter in the British city of Salisbury was identified.
At the time the Russian operation was disrupted, the OPCW was investigating the Skripal case as well as an alleged chemical attack in April on the Syrian town of Douma near Damascus, the MIVD said. Russia has accused the UK of staging the incident.
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What was on their computer?
A laptop seized from the suspects was found to have been used in Brazil, Switzerland and Malaysia.
In Malaysia it was used to target the investigation into the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH-17 over rebel-held territory in eastern Ukraine in 2014, killing all 298 people on board.
The cyber operation targeted Malaysia's attorney general's office and Malaysian police, Ambassador Wilson said.