False nuclear alerts were sent to millions on both sides on Sunday.
They publishedFake nuclear attack alerts hit millions of Ukrainians and Russians on the same day
Who / What / Where / When
Who
What
- Official alert apps in Ukraine and Russia issued false nuclear-threat warnings to millions.
- Ukraine's app reaches about 6.7 million users, per ministry and Ajax Systems.
- Messages claimed a radiation threat in Kyiv and referenced Russia's Oreshnik missile.
- Both sides blamed cyberattacks; Ukraine's air force noted no radiation threat and app likely compromised.
- Russia's emergency ministry confirmed a major cyberattack on its mobile alert app.
Where
🇺🇸 United States (outlet HQ)
topics: Cybersecurity, Politics · language: eng
topics: Cybersecurity, Politics · language: eng
When
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