Germany and Spain have issued arrest warrants for seven pro-Russian hackers accused of cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure and arms producers.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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Authorities in Germany and Spain have launched an international operation against the pro-Russian hacker group NoName057(16), accused of cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. The arrest warrants target seven suspects, and the group recruited more than 4,000 volunteers via Telegram for DDoS attacks. These actions are part of a wider hybrid threat from Russia that includes physical attacks. Europol and other European authorities are working together to combat these threats.
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Hackeri pro-ruși urmăriți în Europa. Mii de voluntari recrutați pentru atacuri cibernetice și producție de arme
Amplă operaţiune internaţională împotriva unor hackeri ruşi. Grupul NoName s-a folosit de Telegram pentru a recruta voluntari pentru atacuri cibernetice. Au fost emise şapte mandate de arestare
Joint global operation takes down pro-Russian hacking group
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