PARIS, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- The French cyber-warfare agency found the United States used spy software to hack into France's presidential offices earlier this year, French officials said.
The report, published in the newsmagazine l'Express, said computers of several advisers to then-President Nicolas Sarkozy were compromised in May by a computer virus that had the earmarks of Flame, allegedly created by a U.S.-Israeli team to target Iran's nuclear program, The Hill reported Tuesday.