Ukrainian Cyberattacks Disrupt Russian Networks

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Summary:
On June 26, Ukraine’s military intelligence agency (HUR) confirmed conducting a cyberattack on several major Internet providers in Russian-occupied Crimea, resulting in potential disruptions in Internet access for Crimean residents. This follows a series of cyberattacks by HUR targeting Russian ministries, including the Defense Ministry, in recent months. Concurrently, Russia has been accused of cyberattacks across Europe, including a notable incident involving the German government, which led to Berlin temporarily recalling its ambassador from Moscow. Additionally, Ukraine’s IT Army claimed responsibility for a June 20 cyberattack that disrupted services of Russian banks and the Mir payment system.