Emergency alert apps in Russia and Ukraine hacked, sending false nuclear warnings
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Following the end of a six-day ceasefire in the Herson region, both Ukraine and Russia reported cyberattacks on public alert applications. Ukrainian users received false alerts of nuclear threats, chemical attacks, and street fights in Kyiv, while Russian authorities said their alert system was also compromised. The attacks suggest coordinated information warfare targeting civilian alert infrastructure amid renewed hostilities.
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Both Russian and Ukrainian emergency alert applications have been subjected to widespread cyberattacks, resulting in false nuclear, radiation, and chemical attack warnings. These incidents represent a significant escalation in information warfare, directly targeting civilian trust and critical public safety infrastructure. Attribution for the attacks remains unconfirmed, though both sides allege hostile interference.
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