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UK Ambulance Services targeted by Kremlin-protected Russian hackers

Posted on October 11, 2024 by Dissent

Richard Holmes reports:

UK ambulance services have been targeted by Russian hackers, risking disruption to their communication systems, with the potential to severely hamper Britain’s emergency services.

Intelligence material seen by i shows that over the past 12 months, a Kremlin-protected hacking network has targeted key suppliers to The UK Ambulance Services and Ministry of Defence (MoD).

Earlier this week, MI5 director Ken McCallum announced that Russia is on a “sustained” to create “mayhem” across Britain and Europe.

i gained rare exclusive access to a large database of previously stolen information used by hackers to identify and target a key supplier to the Ambulance Radio Programme (ARP), which connects ambulances to the NHS and other emergency responders.

Read more at inews.co.uk

Related:  Structure of the UK Ambulance Services

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