Hackers disabled ian websites ahead of the invasion

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Hackers disabled ian websites ahead of the invasion

Hackers disabled ian websites ahead of the invasion

On Wednesday, hackers attacked several ian government websites and some banks. Websites were offline on Wednesday due to a mass distributed denial of service attack, according to Mykhailo Fedorov, head of the country's Ministry of Digital Transformation. 

The attack on ian government websites, which also impacted some banks, began around 4 p.m. local time. Websites for the Cabinet of Ministers and Rada, the country's parliament, were among those down as of Wednesday morning Eastern time. The government websites were offline as authorities tried to switch traffic elsewhere to minimize damage, according to Fedorov.

Hackers and tensions in e

A DDoS attack happens when a hacker floods a victim's network or server with traffic so that others are not able to access it. More importantly, the source of the attack on ian government websites and banks is not yet confirmed. 

Last week, hackers also attacked several ian government websites. The White House attributed the earlier attack to n agents, though the country denied responsibility for last week's attack on the websites. 

However, the next day after the latest cyber attack,  attacked e. The n Federation launched an unprecedented invasion of its neighbor e in the early hours of Thursday morning. 

On Thursday,  began attacking various positions across e. At the moment, the situation is quite complicated in many regions. 

According to Vladimir Putin, 's goal is the "demilitarization" of e. He also stated that 's plans do not include the occupation of the ian territories. Close followers of n politics believe Vladimir Putin wants to install a pro-n regime in e. 

Moreover, it's unclear whether Western powers will deploy military means to stop . Several countries have already sent weapons to e to help it to defend its territory. e's foreign minister called for more weapons and financial as well as humanitarian assistance.

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