Russian Election Cyber Attacks
Russia reports online attacks on electoral system on second day of parliamentary voteReported by 4 of 5 outlets; wording from The Straits Times.
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President Vladimir Putin earlier accused Ukraine of trying to interfere with the vote, without providing evidence.
The attacks were continuing, but all were being successfully repelled, Ella Pamfilova said, according to state media.
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Separately, Russia's digital ministry said it had registered a sabotage attempt on communication lines in the country's Far East, but that the attack had been thwarted and all communication had been restored, state media reported.
The result of the election is likely to be held up by the Kremlin as evidence of widespread public support for Putin's policies and, in particular, for his prosecution of Europe's deadliest conflict since World War Two, now in its fifth year.
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- 19 Sep
Russia reports online attacks on electoral system on second day of parliamentary vote
Coverage 5 articles
20 Sep Russia reports mass cyberattacks targeting elections
The Hindu
19 Sep Russia reports ‘powerful’ cyberattacks on second day of parliamentary vote
Al Jazeera19 Sep Russia reports cyber attacks on voting system during parliamentary election
ABC News (AU)19 Sep Ukraine-Russia war latest: Russia claims election voting system hit by cyber attack after repelling drone strike
The Independent
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19 Sep Russia reports online attacks on electoral system on second day of parliamentary vote
The Straits Times
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