
The Cyberbercut hacker group on Saturday attacked NATO sites in protest against the presence of NATO invaders in Ukraine. Hackers themselves reported on their page.
According to the Cyberbercut, a group of students under the leadership of the Tallinn Cyber Center of NATO, who called themselves "cyberseches", "is operating" in Ukraine. “Hiding behind them, the West conducts active propaganda among the Ukrainian population, blocks objective sources of information and hides the actions of criminals calling themselves legal power,” the attackers said.
DDOS attacks were subjected to CCDCOE.ORG sites (the center of advanced experience in joint protection against cyberosis), NATO-Pa.int (NATO Parliamentary Assembly) and the main website of the NATO.int alliance.
NATO confirmed technical difficulties and said that they were working on a solution to the problem. As the press secretary of the alliance, Oan Lungescu, said on Twitter, DDOS-Atak was not reflected at his work.
On March 7, the Rossi newspaper website was hacked. There appeared images that criticize Russia's policy in Ukraine, as well as the cybersoil logo. Later it was reported about DDOS attacks on the website of the President of Russia, the Foreign Ministry and the Central Bank. It was unknown to the attitude of the "cyberunity" attitude to these actions.