Published 2 years ago

Russian hacker group says cyber attacks continue on Lithuania

Summary by Ground News

Pro-Russia threat-actor group Killnet claims responsibility for "intense" DDoS attacks. Killnet says attacks were in retaliation for Lithuania's recent ban of shipments to Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. Lithuanian government warns of website defacements, ransomware, and other attacks.

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Times of India

Lithuania says hit by cyberattack, Russia 'probably' to blame

The Russian hackers' group Killnet claimed responsibility for the cyberattack, which it said in a statement was in retaliation for the restrictions im..

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu

Russia’s Killnet hacker group says it attacked Lithuania

The attack was in response to Vilnius’s decision to block the transit of goods sanctioned by the EU to Kaliningrad

2 years ago·India

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Reuters

Russian hacker group says cyber attacks continue on Lithuania

Russian hacker group Killnet told Reuters that it was continuing a major cyber attack on Lithuania on Tuesday in retaliation for Vilnius's decision to cease the transit of some goods under European Union sanctions to Russia's Kaliningrad exclave.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Cyberattack hits Lithuania after sanctions feud with Russia

Lithuania's Defense Ministry says a cyberattack temporarily knocked out public and private websites in the country with a pro-Moscow hacker group reportedly claiming responsibility. The ministry said Monday that a

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Cyberattack hits Lithuania after sanctions feud with Russia

Lithuania's Defense Ministry says a cyberattack temporarily knocked out public and private websites in the country with a pro-Moscow hacker group reportedly claiming responsibility

2 years ago·United States

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TASS [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Lithuania responsible for consequences of ban on transit to Kaliningrad

Medvedev added that the decision to ban the transit of Russian goods with their list alone amounting to 60 pages is so obnoxious that it makes no sense to comment on it

2 years ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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