網絡空間与信息战

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is happening not only by land, sea, and air, but through computers and the internet.

Russian government hackers have carried out at least 37 cyber-attacks against Ukraine between Feb. 23 and April 8

The cyber attacks indicates prior knowledge of the invasion plans on the part of Xi Jinping's government before Russian troops entered Ukraine on February 24

Electronic warfare is playing a prominent role in the fighting in Ukraine and it might help explain some of Russia's military tactics.

Russian APT Gamaredon was found spreading the LoadEdge backdoor among Ukrainian organizations on March 20.

Ukraine CERT-UA released an alert about a new wiper variant, dubbed DoubleZero, being used to target Ukrainian entities.

Security researchers detected a new wiper targeting Ukrainian systems on March 14.

On March 10, Anonymous announced it had breached the systems of Roskomnadzor

The emergence of the RURansom wiper on March 1, 2022, represents one of the first uses of a wiper by pro-Ukrainian hacktivists

The Russian threat actor APT28 has engaged in a credential phishing campaign targeting users of the popular Ukrainian media company UKRNet.