By Daily Mail Reporter According to a new report, Russian computer hackers managed to sneak a 'digital bomb' into the Nasdaq's computer system that is capable of sabotaging stock market computers and derail the U.S. economy. In the report, published by Bloomberg Businessweek, the 'cybergrenade' was never set off. The publication claims that hackers managed to slip into the Nasdaq's computer network in 2010 by using malware capable of spying and stealing data. Sabotage: Experts say the 'digital bomb' is capable of derailing the U.S. economy The malware could also cause 'digital destruction.' Federal officials still aren't entirely sure who was responsible for the breach. Bloomberg's report, however, points the finger at the Russian government
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Bloomberg Businessweek claims Russian hackers planted a 'cyber grenade' in the Nasdaq
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The magazine claims Russian hacker Aleksandr Kalinin is to blame
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The Nasdaq is assuring customers that the breach was unsuccessful
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Federal authorities don't have enough evidence to say whether a foreign government is responsible for the 2010 breach
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