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EU Parliament website down after passing resolution calling Russia a 'state sponsor of terrorism'

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The European Union Parliament website was hit by a cyber attack on Wednesday after it designated Russia a state sponsor of terrorism, AFP news agency reported.

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Mediazona

The website of the European Parliament was subjected to a DDoS attack; pro-Russian hackers Killnet took responsibility for it

The official website of the European Parliament has been cyber-attacked, said its President Roberta Metsola. “The European Parliament website...

2 years ago

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Saudi Gazette

EU Parliament website hacked after MEPs passed critical Russian resolution

“The (European Parliament) is under a sophisticated cyberattack. A pro-Kremlin group has claimed responsibility,” said European Parliament President Roberta Metsola.

2 years ago·Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

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The Hill

European Parliament hit with ‘sophisticated’ cyberattack

The European Parliament’s website was hit Wednesday with a “sophisticated” cyberattack claimed by a pro-Kremlin group, according to its president. The Parliament had voted the same day to designate Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism over its war on Ukraine. “The @Europarl_EN is under a sophisticated cyberattack. A pro-Kremlin group has claimed responsibility… This,…

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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abc

The website of the European Parliament suffers a cyber attack hours after designating Russia as a state promoting terrorism

The attack was claimed by Killnet, a pro-Russian group specializing in this type of operation

2 years ago·Spain

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The Express Tribune

European Parliament website hit by cyberattack

Website currently 'impacted from outside', says parliament spokesperson

2 years ago·Pakistan

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The Moscow Times

EU Parliament Website Attacked After MEPs Slam Russian 'Terrorism'

The European Parliament website was hit by a cyberattack claimed by pro-Russian hackers on Wednesday, shortly after lawmakers approved a resolution calling Moscow a "state sponsor of terrorism."

2 years ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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