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The Bloomberg Agency has published a great deal of material on how since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Moscow-affiliated hacker groups have begun to attack not only the websites of public and private organizations in the West, but also critical infrastructure and facilities, ranging from water supply stations to factories and food companies, which have resulted in bursts of pipes, spoils of products and fires. "Meduza…
Cyber attacks on water supplies, factories and crematoria have led to fires, leaks of hazardous substances and water outages
Hacker groups reportedly linked to Russia have carried out cyberattacks on water supplies, power plants, industrial enterprises and other critical infrastructure in at least 20 countries around the world. Most of the countries where the attacks were recorded are NATO members. Banker.az reports that this was reported in a study published by Bloomberg on October 27. According to the publication, hackers are no longer only interested in stealing in…
Pro-Russian hacker groups are increasingly attacking the control systems of critical infrastructures in Western countries. This is not just about short-term failures, but about continued destabilization. (Read more)
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