Article Submitted by Email, Author : Yulia Drozd It’s not a secret that activation of Ukraine-EU relations is accepted by Russia as a challenge and in turn Moscow uses whole arsenal of counter-campaign tools – from public diplomacy to informational support of anti-European tendencies in Ukraine. On October 28th came the news that Anonymous hacked the…
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Huge Document Leaked From Ukraine Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Anonymous hacktivist have today again released another heap of documents from another Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Today’s target turns out to be Ukraine Ministry of Foreign Affairs (https://mfa.gov.ua/ua) and comes from the same anonymous hacktivist who last week leaked data from Poland’s ministry of economy. This data leak seems to be more focused back on the oil…
Ukraine Police and 600+ Websites Hacked and Defaced by Kosova Hackers Security
content/images/gallery/random2/kosova-hackers-security.png Kosova Hackers Security has posted a huge list of sites that they have recently defaced, one of these sites which is listed very first is the Ukraine Police website and is still currently defaced at time of publish. So once again another government and police agency is going to be dealing with cyber security issues across the…
Ukraine Nod32 website defaced
KhantastiC has proven the security of one of nod32’s websites to be insecure and left it with a nice message for administrators. The website https://nod32.in.ua the Ukraine nod32 website. Now this make us laugh a bit as nod32 is ment to have a top reputtion for anti security products, but yet they lack to secure there simple websites. The defacing…
Ukraine says breaks up global hacker ring, banks targeted
Olzhas Auyezov reports: Ukraine’s state security service on Thursday said it had broken up an international hacking ring that infiltrated foreign banks’ computer networks and stole $72 million. The hacker group, organised and led by Ukrainians, used a computer virus to access bank accounts abroad, the SBU security agency said. Read more from Reuters Canada.
NY: Hacker stole $378,000 from town account, sent it to Ukraine
Michael Valkys reports: A computer hacker broke into a Town of Poughkeepsie bank account and stole $378,000 by transferring the money to banks in Ukraine, Supervisor Patricia Myers said Wednesday. Ending two weeks of silence about the incident, Myers read a statement before the Town Board’s meeting at Town Hall. She said four illegal transfers…