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24 articles about 7 events for “Russian Attacks In Ukraine” in Technology.
“Citizens were told that there was an imminent threat of radiation, chemical attacks and fighting on the streets of Kyiv through an app used by the government to issue nationwide notifications in emergencies.”
“The alerts included some messages written in Russian, and one included a link to a Telegram channel apparently owned by a hacker group.”
“The attacks took place late Sunday in Ukraine and early Monday in Russia.”
“In a report to its customers, it said evidence suggested the nature of the attack aligned with activity of Russian hacktivists or the Russian government, which is being accused of carrying out so-called "hybrid warfare" cyber-attacks across Europe.”
“And ever since the war in Ukraine, we have noticed an increase in attacks against these sorts of devices.’ It’s not difficult to see why refrigeration units were an appealing target.”
“Meanwhile, these kinds of attacks are increasingly becoming a normal part of geopolitical conflict, whether that's Russian hackers shutting off the power in Ukraine, or Chinese hackers burrowing into U.S. critical infrastructure to provide a foothold to cause…”
“The platform has been built in a matter of months to counter Vladimir Putin's most advanced jet-powered drones and cruise missiles, which have caused mayhem in Ukraine in recent weeks.”
“He warned NATO countries against assuming they could simply purchase large quantities of Ukraine’s most effective drones and store them in preparation for a potential Russian attack.”
“Last week's sudden slowdown of the service in Ukraine, which affected Kyiv's ability to defend itself from Russian attacks, has shown how vulnerable the country can be, and sharply increased Europe's urgency to have its own military-grade satellite network.”
“Ukraine said the vessels were involved in transporting stolen Ukrainian grain, as well as military cargo and fuel. İşcen disputes that account, saying the Circon was on its way to a port in the Sea of Azov near Rostov-on-Don, Russia, where he said the company…”
“He also said the speeds were reduced for Starlink, which Ukraine uses for some military activities including defence against Russian missile attacks.”