How Russia is harnessing cyber warfare in its conflict with Ukraine
Russia has been using 'cyber warfare' on Ukraine since the physical invasion started in late February, says Chicago-based security firm Trustwave.
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Russia has been using 'cyber warfare' on Ukraine since the physical invasion started in late February, says Chicago-based security firm Trustwave.
New study from Trustwave analyzes the Russian state cyberattacks against Ukraine since the war began, tying the attack groups back to their controlling state agencies.
Information on the attributed cyberattacks conducted since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war shows that a handful of groups conducted more than two dozen attacks.
As Russia massed troops on the Ukrainian border in February, analysts hypothesized that this war would be the first example of the war of the future. Russia would begin its assault with massive, disruptive cyberattacks—the modern equivalent of eliminating air defenses before a bombing campaign. But as the kinetic campaign began, Ukraine’s command and control capabilities were
According to Microsoft, Russia has carried out over 200 "destructive and relentless" cyberattacks on Ukraine.