EMERCOM of Russia Resources Hacked: Residents Sent Fake Nuclear Threat Warnings
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Russia has reported that EMERCOM's resources were hacked. According to the publication NV, fake warnings of a nuclear attack were sent to all regions of the country. Such messages could have caused alarm among the people who received them.
The message states that the mailing was made on behalf of the agency. However, information about the scale of the incident is so far limited. There is currently no official confirmation of a complete hack, meaning the authorities have not disclosed all the details of what happened.
It is unknown who is behind this mailing or what damage it could have caused. It is also not reported how many people received such messages or what measures have already been taken to protect the system.
Experts advise not to panic in such cases and to check information in official sources, for example on the EMERCOM websites and official channels. New details about the incident will appear when the agency or law enforcement bodies publish a detailed comment.
Sources: NV
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