The ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia has been on the radar of the cyber security world for a while. Latest warning on the matter as hacking groups based in Russia and Belarus attack infrastructures of both Ukraine and Europe from Microsoft came. software giant, Turkey some countries including threat of cyber attack urged to be cautious.
Cyber war warning came to Turkey from Microsoft
The report released by Microsoft the other day said that Russia’s hacking attempts mostly targeted the Baltic and Balkan countries. Including Turkey in these countries, the company drew attention to the cyber borders of countries that are regional allies of Ukraine.
According to Microsoft’s review, in the last two months, especially Turkey, many countries such as Denmark, Norway, Finland and Sweden. cyber attack activities experienced an increase. He pointed out that these attacks were carried out by hackers from Russia and Belarus.
The software giant also revealed that intrusion attempts were made into the networks of 128 organizations in 42 countries, excluding Ukraine. NATO members Stating that it was targeted, Microsoft underlined that 29 percent of the Russian attacks in the last two months were successful.
Microsoft Turkey and other countries warning about cyber warfare The following statements were used in the report:
Russian activities have targeted the Baltic states, and there has been an increase in similar activities targeting computer networks in Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden and Turkey over the past two months. We have also seen an increase in similar activities targeting foreign ministries of other NATO countries.
Microsoft, both companies and governments to cloud networks He pointed out that he needed to be trusted. It also warned citizens against social media operations launched by Russian hackers. The company said Russian propaganda against the Ukrainian people had increased by around 216 percent.
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