Cybersecurity
Russia Blamed for ‘Paralyzing’ Georgia Cyber Attack in 2019
- U.S., U.K., and EU nations join Georgia in implicating Russia
- Russia’s GRU allegedly behind attack on president’s office
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Georgia accused Russian military intelligence of organizing a “paralyzing” cyber-attack last year and called for a reaction by the international community.
Russia’s GRU was behind the “large-scale” October 2019 attack that targeted the presidential administration, various government bodies and media outlets in an attempt undermine its European integration, according to a Foreign Ministry statement Thursday.