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Ukraine’s IT Army Is a Persistent Thorn in Moscow’s Side
War in Ukraine

Ukraine’s IT Army Is a Persistent Thorn in Moscow’s Side

Cyberattacks are an important, yet often ignored component of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Ukrainians have honed their cyber-skills to make real problems for Moscow.
By David Kirichenko
April 14, 2025
Trump Turns Cybersecurity Efforts Inward – Leaving US, Ukraine, and NATO Exposed
US

ANALYSIS: Trump Turns Cybersecurity Efforts Inward – Leaving US, Ukraine, and NATO Exposed

Trump’s purge of US cyber leadership and use of AI to monitor federal employees marks a major shift in national security – one that leaves the US, along with Ukraine and NATO allies, vulnerable.
By Katie Livingstone
April 12, 2025
Ukraine Cautions Espionage Targeting Its Military Technology
Ukraine

Ukraine Cautions Espionage Targeting Its Military Technology

A Ukrainian institution has recorded an uptick in cyberattacks targeting “Ukrainian institutions involved in the development of innovations in the military sector” since February.
By Kyiv Post
April 7, 2025
US National Security Advisor Waltz Reportedly Uses Personal Email for Sensitive Work Against Protocols – Media
US

US National Security Advisor Waltz Reportedly Uses Personal Email for Sensitive Work Against Protocols – Media

The latest revelation once again put the security practices of top US security officials into question following the Signal scandal.
By Kyiv Post
April 2, 2025
Russian Railways Hit by Cyberattack – Website, App Knocked Offline
Russia

Russian Railways Hit by Cyberattack – Website, App Knocked Offline

Russian Railways’ website and app were knocked offline by a major DDoS attack. Despite disruptions, ticket sales at stations continued as teams worked to restore services.
By Kyiv Post
April 1, 2025
‘Clear Russian Trace’ in Cyberattack on Ukrainian Railways EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine

‘Clear Russian Trace’ in Cyberattack on Ukrainian Railways

While passengers aren’t able to buy tickets online, the trains have run on time and information about Ukrzaliznytsia’s customers wasn’t extracted, the company says
By Olena Hrazhdan
March 26, 2025
Hackers Strike Ukraine’s State Railway Company, Block Online Ticket Sales
Ukraine

Hackers Strike Ukraine’s State Railway Company, Block Online Ticket Sales

Hungarian railway employees reportedly fined Ukrainians on international routes despite Ukrzaliznysia informing them about the cyberattack.
By Olena Hrazhdan
March 24, 2025
Cybersecurity as a Bargaining Chip in Ukraine Talks – US Backs Off Russian Threats, Part 2 in-depth
Ukraine

ANALYSIS: Cybersecurity as a Bargaining Chip in Ukraine Talks – US Backs Off Russian Threats, Part 2

As ceasefire talks unfold, Washington appears to be leveraging cybersecurity and intelligence-sharing as diplomatic tools – potentially exposing Ukraine and NATO to Russian hybrid warfare.
By Katie Livingstone
March 22, 2025
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Ukrainian Hacker Attacks on Russia – ‘More Effective, Cheaper Than Drones’

Ukrainian Hacker Attacks on Russia – ‘More Effective, Cheaper Than Drones’

EXPLAINED: Everything We Know About the Kyivstar Cyber-Attack

EXPLAINED: Everything We Know About the Kyivstar Cyber-Attack

How Ukraine Has Fought Off an Onslaught of Russian Cyber Attacks

How Ukraine Has Fought Off an Onslaught of Russian Cyber Attacks

‘We’re Choosing to Blind Ourselves’ – US Backs Off Russian Threats, PART I in-depth
Ukraine

ANALYSIS: ‘We’re Choosing to Blind Ourselves’ – US Backs Off Russian Threats, PART I

The US has halted efforts to counter Russian sabotage and cyberattacks, alarming NATO allies and raising fears that Washington is stepping back from countering Kremlin threats.
By Katie Livingstone
March 20, 2025
Russia’s Invisible War: How Ukraine Defends Itself From Relentless Cyberattack EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine

Russia’s Invisible War: How Ukraine Defends Itself From Relentless Cyberattack

Russia continues to wage cyberwar on Ukraine’s state institutions and critical infrastructure, against which Kyiv is strengthening its defenses, the head of its State Special Communication says.
By Kateryna Zakharchenko
March 17, 2025
Pro-Palestinian Hacker Group Took Responsibility for X Cyber Attack – Before Elon Musk Blamed Ukraine
Ukraine

Pro-Palestinian Hacker Group Took Responsibility for X Cyber Attack – Before Elon Musk Blamed Ukraine

Musk’s baseless accusation came after weeks of political attacks on Ukraine and its allies, even though a notorious hacking group had already said they were responsible for the attack.
By Malcontent News
March 11, 2025
‘This Was Done With a Lot of Resources’ – Musk Blames Ukraine for Cyberattack on His X Social Media Platform
Ukraine

‘This Was Done With a Lot of Resources’ – Musk Blames Ukraine for Cyberattack on His X Social Media Platform

X was unresponsive for at least tens of thousands of users in the US on Monday. The owner and Trump’s government axeman says an IP address in Ukraine is behind it. Musk lost some $18B on the day.
By John Moretti
March 11, 2025
Ryan McBeth: The Insurgency That Could Break Putin
Ukraine

Ryan McBeth: The Insurgency That Could Break Putin

Is Russia walking into a nightmare? Ryan McBeth breaks down Ukraine’s battlefields, the peace talks, the looming insurgency that could haunt Moscow and how the war could shake up the US arms industry
By Jason Jay Smart
March 7, 2025
Lessons From the World’s First Full-Scale Cyberwar
Ukraine

Lessons From the World’s First Full-Scale Cyberwar

After three years of defending itself against Russian aggression, Ukraine has shored up its defenses against cyberattacks. NATO countries are watching and learning from Ukraine’s experience.
By David Kirichenko
March 5, 2025
White House Halts Pentagon Cyber Operations Against Russia Pending Policy Review
Zelensky

White House Halts Pentagon Cyber Operations Against Russia Pending Policy Review

According to The New York Times, the decision is part of a broader reassessment of US strategy toward Moscow. However, the duration and scope of the pause remain unclear.
By Kyiv Post
March 3, 2025
Russia’s Evolving Strategy to Undermine the West: From Soviet Terror to Cyberwar
War in Ukraine

ANALYSIS: Russia’s Evolving Strategy to Undermine the West: From Soviet Terror to Cyberwar

Russia has replaced Cold War-era terrorist proxies with cyberattacks and disinformation, using digital warfare to destabilize the West while avoiding direct confrontation.
By Jason Jay Smart
March 1, 2025