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All quiet on the cyber front: Ukraine’s internet infrastructure remains resilient

By France24
03 April 2022   |   3:14 pm
At the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, hackers brought down tens of thousands of satellite internet modems across Ukraine and Europe. This week, Reuters revealed that the same attacks are still underway.

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