Hackers Target Ukraine's State News Agency Ukrinform, Replace Website with Anti-Ukrainian Messages
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Hackers target Ukraine's state news agency Ukrinform, replace website with anti-Ukrainian messages
The hackers replaced the agency's homepage with the word ZELENET, an image of a crossed-out Ukrainian flag, and a link to a Telegram channel. Ukrinform's account on X was also renamed ZELENET, while its biography was changed to include a pro-Russian slogan.
An hour and a half ago, attackers posted on the agency's website an image with a crossed out Ukrainian flag, but within a few minutes the team managed to remove it.
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Hackers targeted Ukraine's state news agency Ukrinform, replacing its website's homepage with anti-Ukrainian imagery and compromising its account on social media platform X, the agency said on Nov. 11.In an official statement, Ukrinform said specialists were investigating the attack, assessing its consequences, and working to restore the agency's services.The hackers replaced the agency's homepage with […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS fe…
Experts are still investigating the circumstances of the cyberattack and are working to restore the functionality of the affected interfaces.
The Ukrinform news agency has faced a cyberattack today, the state-run Ukrainian media outlet reported on its Telegram profile. According to the Ukrainska Pravda portal, the agency's website and its X-network profile were hacked, where pro-Russian text appeared. The agency said it was taking all necessary steps...
The Ukrinform public service news agency was hit by a cyberattack on Wednesday; the perpetrators changed the homepage of the website and the profile of the news agency's social media account on X, Serhiy Cheravaty, CEO of Ukrinform, announced on social media.
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