Russia reports cyberattacks on online voting system during parliamentary election
Most outlets reported that Russian authorities detected cyberattacks on the online voting system during the second day of the parliamentary election. One outlet noted that President Putin blamed Ukraine for the interference, while others did not specify any accused parties.
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Russia says voting system hit by cyberattacks
MOSCOW: Russia said on Saturday that its electronic voting system in Moscow had been hit by “powerful” cyberattacks, as tightly controlled parliamentary elections entered a second day. Ella Pamfilova, chair of Russia’s election commission, did not give details on the nature of the attack or who was responsible. President Vladimir Putin on Friday accused Ukraine of trying to “hinder” the vote, a...
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Russia reports cyberattacks on second day of parliamentary vote
Russia reported powerful cyberattacks targeting its electronic voting system during parliamentary elections. The accused parties have not been specified, though President Putin blamed Ukraine for interference.
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Russia reports attacks on online voting system during second day of parliamentary election
MOSCOW: Russian authorities reported multiple attacks on voting systems and communication lines across the country on Saturday as the three-day parliamentary election entered its second day. The online voting system in Moscow was subjected to a strong attack overnight during a parliamentary election, but the situation remains under control, the Interfax news agency cited the Central Election Co...
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