Have Russian spies lost their touch?
[ad_1] Image copyright Dutch Government Image caption The four suspected Russian agents had travelled to the Netherlands on diplomatic passports in April It's not hard to find the spot from where an alleged Russian spy set out to launch a cyber-attack in The Hague. Alexei Morenets kept the receipt for his taxi to the airport. At the address marked on it, there's a young soldier in uniform guarding the entrance. When I ask whether it's a base for Russian military intelligence agency, the GRU - a cyber-warfare hub as Western intelligence agencies claim - the soldier makes a call and then tells me to leave the premises immediately. I don't hang around. But the suspected GRU agents just uncovered in the Netherlands left a trail of evidence online as well as on paper. Of the four men caught trying to hac...