Ukraine and Russia report fake emergency alerts after cyberattack targets apps
Both Ukraine and Russia experienced cyberattacks targeting their emergency alert applications. The attacks resulted in fake emergency alerts being sent to users. The incident demonstrates vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure systems used to warn the public about dangers.
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