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Zelensky officially dismisses Ukrainian security services' cyber chief
Ukraine's president issued a decree confirming the discharge of Illia Vitiuk, who had been suspended from his post at the SBU in April.
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Ukraine's president issued a decree confirming the discharge of Illia Vitiuk, who had been suspended from his post at the SBU in April.
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Illia Vitiuk has been reassigned to serve in combat and already has left for the front, according to a news report that cited a statement from the security service (SBU).
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"War criminals should be tried at the international level," says Illia Vitiyuk, head of the Ukrainian state security service's cyber unit.
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In the two months since Russia-linked hackers attacked Ukraine’s largest telecom operator, many questions have emerged about how they gained access to the company's systems and lingered there, likely for months, undetected.
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Illia Vitiuk, head of cybersecurity at the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), described how the country's shift towards "defend forward" cyber operations has paid dividends in the war with Russia.
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The targets included state-owned Naftogaz, national postal service Ukrposhta and DSBT, which handles transport safety and some border functions.
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Veon, the parent of Ukraine's Kyivstar, said it expects to lose about $100 million in revenue "arising from the customer loyalty measures" it took to compensate users after the cyberattack in December.
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Reports say M9 Telecom servers were destroyed in retaliation for Russia-backed cyberattack against Kyivstar mobile phone operator.
Cyber Security News
Russian hackers have been inside Ukrainian telecoms company Kyivstar's system since at least May of last year, causing the most severe cyberattack on Ukrainian networks.
The Cyber Wire
Both sides exchange missile strikes (and conflicting claims of their effectiveness). The GRU is now, by general consensus, responsible for the long-running cyberattack against Kyivstar.
Security Affairs
Ukrainian authorities revealed that Russia-linked APT Sandworm had been inside telecom giant Kyivstar at least since May 2023.
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Ukraine’s cybersecurity team reveals Russian hackers, Sandworm, infiltrated Kyivstar telecom since May 2023.
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If Ukraine's core telephone network can be taken out, organizations in the West could easily be next, Ukraine's SBU chief says.
Bleeping Computer
The Russian hackers behind a December breach of Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest telecommunications service provider, have wiped all systems on the telecom operator's core network.
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Ukraine’s security service says Sandworm accessed Kyivstar’s system at least six months before launching the attack
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Ukrainian special forces hit a Russian airfield east of the Urals. Ukraine's SBU reveals that the GRU's Sandworm was in Kyivstar's networks for months before its cyberattacks were discovered.
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Illia Vitiuk, the head of the cybersecurity department at Ukraine’s security service (SBU), said the hackers managed to get into the Kyivstar system as early as May, and likely gained full access to the network in November.
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Ukraine's anti-corruption agency sent shockwaves through the country's cybersecurity agencies on Monday morning, when it announced that it had launched an investigation into the procurement practices of a handful of its top cyber officials.
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Ukrainian hackers have temporarily disabled internet services in parts of the country’s territories that have been occupied by Russia.
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Ukrainian hackers collaborated with the country's security services, the SBU, to breach Russia's Alfa-Bank.
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On a recent trip to Kyiv, the Click Here team spoke with Illia Vitiuk, head of the cyber department of the Security Service of Ukraine, about the importance of an early operation with U.S. hunt teams and why he considers attacks on civil infrastructure “to be nothing but a war crime.”
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Ukrainian officials speak with the Click Here podcast team about something they previously kept close to the vest: Their country's hunt forward operations with personnel from U.S. Cyber Command.
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Ukrainian hackers claim to have broken into the email account of a senior Russian politician and exposed documents that allegedly prove his involvement in money laundering and sanction evasion schemes.
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Illia Vitiuk, head of cybersecurity at the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), said that hackers have been getting into Russian systems to find out the Kremlin’s targets, how the enemy’s troops move, and more.
Infosecurity News
Speaking during RSA, a Ukrainian official called for cyber-attacks against civilian infrastructure to be classed as war crimes
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As tensions rise between China and Taiwan, US Government officials are keen to implement lessons learned from Ukraine’s cyberwar in preparation