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People across Ukraine received warnings about a chemical attack, radiation hazards and street fighting in Kyiv. Authorities said the alerts were false and that …
People across Ukraine received warnings about a chemical attack, radiation hazards and street fighting in Kyiv. Authorities said the alerts were false and that the country’s air-alert app had likely been hacked. Hours later, Russia reported a cyberattack on its own emergency-alert app. DW correspondent Nick Connolly and Atlantic Council tech policy expert Tyson Barker examine what is known and why attacks on public warning systems may be aimed as much at public trust as at the technology itself.
#ukrainewar #hybridwarfare #hackers
Chapters:
00:00 Ukraine emergency alert app hacked
01:23 Panic in Kyiv after false attack warnings | DW's Nick Connolly
04:00 Is Russia behind the cyber attack?
05:28 How cyber attacks affect civilians
07:35 Breach of warning system explained | Tyson Barker
11:35 Russia and Ukraine's cyber war compared
15:46 Why trust is the real target
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In a war of attrition , you do not want to expand any further than you have to.<br>You must draw your enemy away from its supplies and defeat the western armor so it cannot be retrieved and repaired in poland.<br>Why fight an American tank 500 k from your border?When you can bring it into your country and defeat it?<br>Now that\nAmerican armor is mostly exhausted , so the bridges across the denipra are being targeted.
Russia is throwing all of their gas powered old drones that are slow and easy to defeat and haven't been used since earlier this year.<br>because continuous fog gives them a chance to hit their target.<br>The jet powered drones have been mostly successful since their launch months ago.
Clownsky 🤡 and European warmongers were planning a massive terrorist attack on Russia but the US revealed it, to avoid disturbance during mid term elections 😂 This fiasco in Ukraine 🇺🇦 is just a false flag to cover up 😂
Mal ganz ehrlich und global betrachtet: Warum lässt sich Europa eigentlich von Putin auf der Nase herumtanzen? Russland jagt hier bei uns in Europa Rüstungsbetriebe in die Luft, aber der Handel mit Putin läuft munter weiter. Manchmal denke ich echt, ich bin im falschen Film.<br>Nordkorea hat zweimal mit Atomwaffen gedroht und wurde komplett von der Außenwelt isoliert. Russland droht gefühlt jeden verdammten Tag, und trotzdem boomt das Geschäft. Was läuft hier eigentlich schief?<br>Wahrscheinlich stoppt dieser Handel erst dann, wenn Putin ernst macht und die Atombomben auf Europa wirft – einfach, weil dann keiner mehr da ist, mit dem man überhaupt noch handeln könnte. Wenn unsere Politiker zu feige sind und nicht endlich durchgreifen, wird die Natur das am Ende für sie regeln. Aber dann ist der Zug abgefahren.
People across Ukraine received warnings about a chemical attack, radiation hazards and street fighting in Kyiv. Authorities said the alerts were false and that the country’s air-alert app had likely been hacked. Hours later, Russia reported a cyberattack on its own emergency-alert app. DW correspondent Nick Connolly and Atlantic Council tech policy expert Tyson Barker examine what is known and why attacks on public warning systems may be aimed as much at public trust as at the technology itself.
#ukrainewar #hybridwarfare #hackers
Chapters:
00:00 Ukraine emergency alert app hacked
01:23 Panic in Kyiv after false attack warnings | DW's Nick Connolly
04:00 Is Russia behind the cyber attack?
05:28 How cyber attacks affect civilians
07:35 Breach of warning system explained | Tyson Barker
11:35 Russia and Ukraine's cyber war compared
15:46 Why trust is the real target
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews
►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dwnews
►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deutschewellenews/
►Twitter: https://twitter.com/dwnews
►Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/DWNews/
Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie: https://www.youtube.com/dwdeutsch