Russia and China are interested in cybershpionage against state bodies and individual citizens of Finland. According to the State Security Police Report (Finnish counterintelligence). The document is posted on the department website.
According to the special services, Finland is constantly subjected to cyberatics. Threats are the national security of the country, its network and critical infrastructure. In addition to state cybershpiona, Finnish citizens threaten private hacker attacks with the aim of blackmail and theft of money.
“There is a high probability that the Finnish company or state administrative organization will be a victim of criminal blackmail,” said Antti Pelttari police officer. He also accused Russian and Chinese intelligence services in a surveillance of Finnish citizens and collecting their personal information.
September 9 became known that hackers hacked the UN computer networks and received information that could be used to blackmail employees of the organization. According to sources, access to the UN information infrastructure has been at Hackers on April 5.