Germany and Spain have issued arrest warrants for seven pro-Russian hackers accused of cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and public authorities.
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Authorities in Germany and Spain have issued arrest warrants for seven members of the hacker group NoName057(16), accused of cyber attacks against critical infrastructure and companies. The international operation, coordinated with the help of Europol, included searches in several countries and the group used Telegram to recruit volunteers for DDoS attacks. European authorities are concerned about hybrid threats from Russia amid the war in Ukraine.
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Anchetă internațională coordonată de Europol împotriva unui grup de hackeri pro-ruși, acuzat că a folosit Telegram pentru atacuri cibernetice în Europa
Hackeri pro-ruși arestați, după atacuri cibernetice asupra infrastructurii europene
Agențiile europene au anunțat destructurarea unui grup de atacatori cibernetici/ Suspecții și-au desfășurat activitatea în sprijinul Rusiei
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