"Russia’s state-supported cyberattacks increased both before and during its invasion of Ukraine. The moves are part of Moscow’s broader attempt to disrupt services and create intimidation and confusion. Up until now, however, the Kremlin has not launched a devastating cyberwar against NATO countries, despite numerous warnings in recent months."
Russia’s Cyber Fog in the Ukraine War Russia’s Cyber Fog in the Ukraine War
Dr. Frank Umbach
The all-out Russian war effort to conquer Ukraine will lead to a rise in cyberattacks on both Ukrainian and Western critical infrastructure.
Russia’s Cyber Fog in the Ukraine War
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