ISTANBUL, Nov 2 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- Russia and Ukraine reported cyber incidents affecting their emergency alert mobile applications early Monday, with false warnings sent to users in both countries, Anadolu Ajansi reported.
Russia, Ukraine Report Cyberattacks On Emergency Alert Apps
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Russia and Ukraine reported cyberattacks on their emergency alert mobile apps, which resulted in the distribution of false warnings to users in both countries.
- Ukraine's Air Alert app displayed false radiation warnings and Russian-language messages referencing the Oreshnik missile.
- Russia's Emergencies Ministry stated its mobile app suffered a massive cyberattack but the broader public warning system remained operational.
- Both nations confirmed that alternative alert channels, including sirens, SMS, and broadcast media, continued to function normally.
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