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Ukraine says the public air raid alert app was hacked and sent false alerts.

They published‘Stay calm’: Ukraine says public air raid alert app sent false alerts after being hacked
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Who
smh.com.au — 🇦🇺 Australia
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What
  • Ukraine’s Air Alert app was hacked, showing false nuclear and chemical alerts.
  • Messages claimed Russia’s hypersonic Oreshnik missile was deployed.
  • The air force said the app appeared to be under enemy influence and anomalous alerts ceased shortly after.
  • Ministry for Digital Transformation said the app was not in operation, other alerts remained active.
  • The incident occurred while civilians in Kherson prepared for a local ceasefire and evacuations continued.
Where
🇦🇺 Australia (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Cybersecurity · language: eng
When
published 2 Nov, 03:32Z
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