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Hackers Target Emergency Alert Apps in Ukraine and Russia, Sending Fake Nuclear Attack Warnings

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Hackers compromised emergency alert applications in Ukraine and Russia, distributing fabricated nuclear and radiation warnings as officials sought to reassure residents that no corresponding emergency existed. Ukraine reported interference late on November 1, followed hours later by Russia’s announcement of a “massive cyberattack” against its emergency ministry’s mobile application. The incidents targeted trusted civilian warning […] The post Hackers Target Emergency Alert Apps in Ukraine and Russia, Sending Fake Nuclear Attack Warnings appeared first on GBHackers Security | #1 Globally Trusted Cyber Security News Platform .

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