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Pro-Russian hacktivists target NATO websites and subdomains.
On February 12–13, the pro-Russian hacktivist group Killnet and its affiliates claimed responsibility for DDoS attacks targeting at least 15 publicly accessible NATO websites and subdomains. NATO acknowledged on February 12 that some of its websites were experiencing availability issues, while emphasizing that its classified networks had not been affected.
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- RRussian actor link0/4 · Not assessed
- SRussian state responsibility0/4 · Not assessed
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- 2023-02-12T11:57:39Z
On February 12–13, the pro-Russian hacktivist group Killnet and its affiliates claimed responsibility for DDoS attacks targeting at least 15 publicly accessible NATO websites and subdomains. NATO acknowledged on February 12 that some of its websites were experiencing availability issues, while emphasizing that its classified networks had not been affected.