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CYBER3d agoHave Ukrainian strikes on Yandex data centres hit Russian online disinformation?France 24 [en]
CYBER3d agoThe 'Russian Google,' war spoils for Ukraine.El Mundo
CYBER3d agoHow Ukraine's Strikes On Data Centers Disrupted Taxis, Shopping, And Business In Russia And BeyondRFE/RL
CYBER4d agoUkrainian drone strikes have plunged Russia’s internet into crisis. Meduza explains why the damage has been so extensive, and why a full recovery will likely take months.Meduza [en]
CYBER4d agoLithuanian prime minister says more Ukrainian strikes on Russian data centers could help safeguard European elections from interferenceLithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius suggested more strikes on Russian data centers when asked at the Warsaw Security Forum how European countries could protect their elections from interference, LRT reported.Meduza [en]
CYBER4d agoUkraine now targets Russian data centers and the troll armyNOS Buitenland
CYBER4d agoPoland reports arrests of 2 Turkish citizens in Germany in connection with Starlink station fire last monthDW News [en]
CYBER4d agoUkraine Targets 'Russia's Google' In Third Strike On Yandex Data CentersRFE/RL
CYBER4d agoUkraine knocked out key Yandex data centers. The fallout is being felt across Russia.Meduza [en]
CYBER4d agoReplacing equipment at Yandex data centers damaged by Ukrainian drone strikes will take about six months, Kommersant reportsReplacing the equipment destroyed in Ukrainian strikes on Yandex’s data centers could take up to six months, sources in the IT market told the Russian business daily Kommersant.Meduza [en]
CYBER4d agoDid Ukrainian strikes on Yandex data centres cause Russian bot activity to plummet?EuroNews [en]
CYBER4d agoZelenskyy Says Yandex Strikes Crippled Pro-Kremlin Bots But Tech Experts Question EvidenceUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that Ukraine's recent attacks on Russian tech giant Yandex’s data centers have resulted in fewer Internet bots promoting pro-Kremlin hate, a claim that has been disputed by many technology researchers.RFE/RL
CYBER4d agoZelensky: Social media feels easier to breathe in after attacks on YandexUkrinform [en]
CYBER4d agoPeople are rejoicing about the removal of Russian bots from social media – but the truth is far more complicatedBot traffic has really reduced in the wake of an attack on a Russian internet company – but it doesn’t tell the full storyThe Independent World
CYBER4d agoRussia's Yandex will need six months to replace drone-damaged equipmentDrone strikes on three Yandex data centres have triggered severe server shortages, driving up cloud service tariffs and forcing costly security upgrades.pravda_uk · ukraine
CYBER5d agoCyberXero Uses Claude Code in Campaign That Stole Over 628,000 Ukrainian RecordsThe Hacker News
CYBER5d agoUkraine strikes Russian data centre again despite Trump warningBBC World
CYBER5d agoUkraine steps up strikes on Russia’s tech infrastructure, damaging third data center in 4 dayskiro7 · united states of america
CYBER5d agoUkraine steps up strikes on Russia’s tech infrastructure, damaging third data center in 4 dayswgauradio · united states of america
CYBEROct 9Ukraine strikes Russian tech giant’s data centresFinancial Times
CYBEROct 9Iran and Russia used ChatGPT for propaganda by ‘fake journalists’, OpenAI saysThe American tech giant said it banned Russian and Iranian accounts that had been using ChatGPT models to generate content and fake journalist personas to spread false narratives about the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East and sow division.EuroNews [en]
CYBEROct 9OpenAI caught Russians and Iranians using ChatGPT for influence campaignsNPR News
CYBEROct 8OpenAI bans Russian, Iranian ChatGPT propaganda networksFrance 24 [en]
CYBEROct 8OpenAI users in Russia, Iran used models to push political agenda online, in mediaOpenAI banned several accounts associated with two propaganda operations based in Iran and Russia, respectively, it confirmed Thursday — the latter of which the tech company said had the greatest reach it has recorded since it began reporting on and disrupting such schemes. The influence operations used OpenAI models alongside “more traditional techniques and technologies…The Hill
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