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Hackers Compromise Ukraine and Russia’s Emergency Alert Apps to Spread Fake Nuclear Warnings

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Ukraine and Russia reported cyberattacks against their emergency warning applications after a temporary ceasefire ended, with Ukraine’s Air Alarm app displaying false radiation alerts. Russian authorities later reported unauthorized messages on their warning platform, although available reporting does not establish that those messages also contained nuclear warnings. The incidents unfolded between November 1 and November […] The post Hackers Compromise Ukraine and Russia’s Emergency Alert Apps to Spread Fake Nuclear Warnings appeared first on Cyber Security News .

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