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Ukrainian cyber resistance since early April

 

The CCD at the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine reports examples of cyber resistance since early April:

  • According to Reuters, the FBI destroyed the computer infrastructure of russian hackers. The operation to take control of russia’s digital infrastructure was an advance to prevent russian hackers from mobilizing “broken” devices in a “botnet”, a network of “broken” computers that could bombard other servers with fraudulent traffic.
  • Ukrainian hackers BanderaHackers attacked 5 state-owned belarusian procurement and export sites from which confidential information was obtained, and hackers posted anti-war appeals on the sites.
  • Anonymous hacked the All-russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, which includes Russia-1, and attacked a server at the Lipetsk Mechanical Plant, which produces components for anti-aircraft missile systems.
May be an image of 1 person and text that says '#stoprussia The Center for Countering Disinformation reports: CYBER RESISTANCE IN ACTION INDEPENDENT Hacking group claim it has leaked more than 900,000 emails from Russian state media Anonymous @YourAnonT JUST Hacking group 'NB65' (@xxNB65), affiliated with #Anonymous has hacked and breached the (All-Russia Radio Broadcasting Company). prepared for releaseis 870GB .#DDoSecrets release tin the near future. #OpRussia #FCKPTN Emily Atkinson Comments NB65 Network Battalion collective emails group. who allied vith eaked than Radio VGTRK). shared Monday, Denial leaks leaked made 786.2 VGTRK TELEVISION HACKED Distributed cache available othe public orrent CENTE COUNTERING DISINFORMATION NSDC OF UKRAINE NATIONAL RESISTANCE'
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