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The information aspect of those cyberattacks as a kind of propaganda as well as the tactical. >> what about counterattacks? i know the group anonymous, the hackers have said theyre going to be going after vladimir putin and his inner circle. >> yeah, well, in the past, weve seen the sort of hatchett visas, if you will, ideologues, but we have also seen activists, if you will, from the west that have carried out some cyberattacks on russian websites, ddos attacks, and there are certainly capabili...

>> for weeks military experts have been telling us exactly that, any military attack would be preceded by cyberattacks and that is exactly what happened in ukraine. cyber intrusions are called dd os attacks and thats where the hackers flood the networks and servers with massive amounts of traffic. the attacks have been focused on ukrainian banks and top government websites, including ukrainian parliament. many cyber analysts say russia is sending a message how they can compromise ukraines infras...

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GUEST OPINION: The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is raging not only in the physical realm but also on the cyber front, where governments, hackti...

Cybersecurity is not about who can do the flashiest hacks but about how to keep our networks safe.

In recent years, Israel and Iran’s cyber warfare campaign has evolved from clandestine computer network attacks like Stuxnet to more public attacks via cognitive warfare and influence in the social networks.

According to security vendor Radware's 2021-2022 Global Threat Analysis Report, the number of malicious web application requests climbed 88% – mor...

The White House announced earlier this month that U.S. intelligence received information that Russian leader Vladimir Putin planned to use fake information to justify an invasion of Ukraine

Anonymous already targeted several Russian government websites, including those of the Kremlin, the State Duma, and the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Alongside the missiles and bombs slamming down in Ukraine, the country has also been hit by a wave of cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure companies. The timing and scale of the attacks point towards hackers working at the behest of Russia. Mint explains: