Ukraine and Russia say air raid alert apps hit by cyberattacks as truce ends
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Who
What
- Ukraine reports its air raid alert app showed false radiation alerts amid a cyber incident.
- Russia also says its emergency warnings app faced a massive cyberattack with false information.
- The attacks occurred as the longest truce since the war began ended in Kherson region.
- Ukraine blames Russia for the hack; Moscow has not identified the attackers publicly.
- Energy disruptions and continued fighting accompanied the end of the ceasefire and renewed strikes.
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topics: Cybersecurity, Politics, Energy · language: eng
topics: Cybersecurity, Politics, Energy · language: eng
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published 2 Nov, 06:25Z
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ingested 2 Nov, 07:20Z
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