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schema:articleBody	Norway's government on Tuesday said that it believes Russia was behind an August cyber attack targeting the email system of the country's parliament. Hackers gained access to some lawmakers' messages in the attack. "Based on the information the government has, it is our view that Russia is responsible for these activities," Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Soreide said in a statement. The Russian embassy in Oslo described the accusation, which it hotly rejected, as a "serious provocation." "No proof has been presented. We consider such accusations against our country as unacceptable. We consider this a serious and wilful provocation, destructive for bilateral relations," the embassy stated on its Facebook page, adding it expected Oslo to provide "explanations." Oslo's foreign ministry did not specify what information prompted its conclusions, but encouraged companies to follow guidelines on cyber security. "This is a very serious incident, affecting our most important democratic institution," Eriksen Soreide said. In its annual threat assessment published in February, Norway's PST domestic intelligence service warned of "computer network operations" which they said represented a "persistent and long-term threat to Norway". In 2018, NATO member Norway arrested a Russian national suspected of gathering information on the parliament's internet network, but released him several weeks later due to lack of evidence. In August, Oslo expelled a Russian diplomat discovered in a restaurant meeting a Norwegian national suspected of spying for Moscow. Russia responded by expelling a Norwegian envoy. The two countries, which share a common border in the Arctic, have generally enjoyed good relations but those have become strained since Russia's annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014. phy/jll/cdw/mbx
schema:headline	Norway says Russia behind cyber attack on parliament
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