Microsoft: Kremlin monitors foreign embassies in Moscow through cyber-espionage at ISP level The Russian government is monitoring foreign embassies in Moscow by installing malware through its control of local internet service providers (ISPs), according to new research from Microsoft. The ongoing cyber-espionage campaign has been active since at least 2024 and was launched by a group Microsoft calls Secret Blizzard. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has previously said the group is housed within Center 16 of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB). The tech giant added that this is the first time it has confirmed that Secret Blizzard, also tracked as Turla, has the capability to conduct espionage activities at the ISP level. In a blog post on Thursday,…