The Ukrainian cyber army has stopped the work of the largest Russian Internet providers in the temporarily occupied territories.
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Deputy Prime Minister Mikhail Fedorov announced this on October 28.
The companies Krymtelecom, Miranda-Media and MirTelecom came under cyber attack. The fight in cyberspace continues. The IT army is increasing its strength and preparing for the next operations, the Minister of Digital Transformation wrote in his Telegram channel.
The day before, the occupation authorities of the peninsula announced a “massive external cyber attack” on Crimean Internet providers. Crimean mobile operator and Internet provider Miranda Media claimed that the attack was “unprecedented.” Communications of the occupying forces in Crimea and in the occupied parts of Kherson, Zaporozhye, Donetsk and Lugansk regions are partially paralyzed.
Source: Racurs
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