NetSensor disclosed on its social network that it had identified and mapped, through its artificial neural network called HackNet, an increased hacker movement in Russia, which had persisted for 14 days, since March 6th. In the post, NetSensor asks the following question:
- Could it be that the Russian Federation is preparing something and "testing it indoors" before pointing to its possible targets?
Well, on the 31st of March, 25 days after being detected by the NetSensor intelligence network, the world was surprised with the news of a leak of documents that showed Russian plans, where the Russian secret services would be plotting, with the help of Moscow IT company, attacks against all over the world, including critical infrastructure facilities, nuclear power plant, rail, air and sea transport:
"Russia plans massive global cyberattacks"
"Attacks against systems around the world, including against critical infrastructure facilities."
“Spreading massive disinformation, carrying out operations with hackers and controlling sectors of the internet”
"Disable rail, air and maritime transport control systems" and "disrupt the functions of energy companies and critical infrastructure"
"Using special software to derail trains or paralyze airport computers"
“Map with circles in strategic US regions and details of a Swiss nuclear power plant”
Sources:
https://www.dw.com/pt-br/r%C3%BAssia-planeja-ciberataques-globais-massivos-diz-m%C3%ADdia/a-65196343
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News released on the NetSensor social network, on March 20
Signals of hacker movement in Russian territory. For 2 weeks HackNet, NetSensor's artificial neural network, has detected an increased hacker movement in Russia.
Oscillations in hacker movements between countries are normal, but the increase persisting for 14 consecutive days is something very unusual.
Could it be that the Russian Federation is preparing something and "testing it indoors" before pointing to its possible targets?
See the post at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/86237195/
Learn about NetSensor technologies: https://www.netsensor.com.br
Keep track of information from HackNet: https://www.hacknet.com.br
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