Cybersecurity, hacker attacks on the agenda of the meeting between Biden and Putin

The Russian president Vladimir Putin said today that he would be ready to hand over cybercriminals to the United States if the head of the White House Joe Biden did the same and the two powers signed a bilateral agreement. The topic is hot and will be on the agenda of the talks that the two leaders will have in Geneva on Wednesday. In fact, Washington suspects that Moscow protects and hosts hackers who have recently become protagonists of disastrous attacks on key sectors of the American economy, such as operations ransomware (ie arrestable only upon payment of a ransom) against an oil pipeline and against the largest supplier of meat.