An estimated 1 billion devices are affected.

It looks like scammers are impersonating one of Russia’s most notorious hacking groups in order to extort victims out of thousands of dollars worth of bitcoin.

In announcing the partnership, Google acknowledged that the current processes for reporting malicious apps “aren’t designed to scale.”

The ATT&CK framework should account for the “full gamut of adversary behavior,” says one of the lead cybersecurity engineers who helps maintain the popular document.

The attacks comes as the Tor Project is trying to enhance trust in the anonymity browser.

The group, also known as APT29 and the Dukes, was "able to fly under the radar for many years while compromising high-value targets, as before," according to ESET.