Russian Voting System, Attacked by "over a Thousand Times During Parliamentary Elections
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Russia's Election Commission has announced that it has recorded "over a thousand cyber attacks aimed at disrupting parliamentary elections," reports AFP, taken over by News.ro.
RUSSIA'S Central Election Commission announced today that it had recorded more than a thousand cyberattacks aimed at disrupting parliamentary elections.
DDoS attacks involve overloading a system with internet traffic, causing it to be unable to function normally.
According to the Electoral Commission, these attacks all show "signs of Ukrainian interference".
Russia's Election Commission announced today that it has registered more than a thousand cyberattacks aimed at disrupting the country's parliamentary elections since Friday. "More than a thousand DDoS attacks have been registered against Russian infrastructure involved in the election process," the head of the Commission said.
The Russian election commission announced today that it had recorded "more than 1,000" cyber attacks aimed at disrupting the parliamentary elections, as well as attempts to hack telecommunications that show signs of "Ukrainian interference", Russian agencies reported. "More than 1,000 DDoS attacks against Russian infrastructure involved in the election process were recorded," Ella Pamfilova, head of the election commission, was quoted as saying …
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