US EditionRussia is ramping up hybrid attacks against Europe, Dutch intelligence says
- Russian hackers targeted a public facility in the Netherlands last year, marking the first known cyberattack on the country’s infrastructure, as reported by the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service .
- The MIVD stated that the attack caused no damage but warned of Russian units mapping critical North Sea infrastructure for espionage and possible sabotage activities.
- Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans announced an additional 150 million euros in funding to support Ukraine's air defense systems.
- MIVD director Peter Reesink noted an increase in Russian hybrid attacks against Europe aimed at undermining societies, indicating that the conflict in the gray zone has become a reality.
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Russia is ramping up hybrid attacks against Europe, Dutch intelligence says
Russia is increasing its hybrid attacks aimed at undermining society in the Netherlands and its European allies, and Russian hackers have already targeted the Dutch public service, Dutch military intelligence agency MIVD said on Tuesday.
Russia intensifying hybrid attacks against Europe, Dutch intelligence says
Russia is stepping up its hybrid attacks aimed at the Netherlands and its European allies, the Dutch military intelligence agency MIVD said on April 22.The news follows multiple reports of damaged undersea infrastructure in the Baltic Sea, arson and sabotage attacks across Europe, and other incidents seen as possible Russian hybrid operations."We see that the Russian threat against Europe is increasing, including after a possible end of the war …
Russia is upping hybrid attacks against Europe, Dutch intelligence says
Russia is increasing its hybrid attacks aimed at undermining society in the Netherlands and its European allies, and Russian hackers have already targeted the Dutch public service, Dutch intelligence said.
Russian Hackers Targeted Dutch Public Facility, Intelligence Agency Says
Russian hackers targeted a public facility in the Netherlands last year in the first known cyberattack on the country’s infrastructure, the Dutch military intelligence service said Monday.
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