Australia joins UK in condemning Russia for wave of 'malicious' cyber attacks

Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

Scott Morrison has condemned Russian hacking, urging them to stop malicious cyber activities. Source: AAP

The Australian government has backed Britain in accusing Russia's military intelligence agency of carrying out a "pattern" of malicious cyber attacks around the world. 

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and foreign minister Marise Payne said Australia had not been "significantly impacted" but blasted Russia for causing "millions of dollars in economic damage". 

"This is unacceptable and the Australian government calls on all countries, including Russia, to refrain from these types of malicious activities," a statement from prime minister said. 

 

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