Ukraine Prepares for Worst-Case Scenario as Russia Targets Internet Infrastructure
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Ukraine Prepares for Worst-Case Scenario as Russia Targets Internet Infrastructure
Between Sept. 23 and 25, Russian forces carried out a series of attacks on Ukrainian data centers, including those operated by UTELS, MiroHost and DATAGROUP, as well as other communications infrastructure.
Kiev is preparing for "the worst-case scenario" with the Internet, stated Ukrainian Prime Minister Koretski, commenting on Russian dron-camcade attacks on data centres, and the Ukrainian Government is tasked with solving the problem of the lack of Internet in the face of ongoing attacks on service providers' infrastructure.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergei Korecki announced the possible transfer of the country's servers to underground shelters or abroad due to regular infrastructure strikes. The Government in Ukraine is considering alternative options for the protection of computing capacity, transmitting TASS. "First, protection. Second, there are non-standard solutions, <...> something must be underground, something must be in the cloud, something must be in the c…
Ukraine is preparing for a possible loss of Internet access due to targeted Russian attacks on data centers and telecommunications facilities. This was stated by Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky in an interview with the program "TSN. Week", quoted by "Ukrainska Pravda". "We must proceed from the worst-case scenario, think like this and prepare like this," said Koretsky. According to him, the danger to critical infrastructure will remain until the …
Head of government says Ukrainian infrastructure will be under threat before end of war
The government protects digital infrastructure and moves some of the data and equipment to safer places
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