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DIU specialists conducted a successful cyberattack on Russia: enterprises involved in weapons production were under attack

DIU cyber specialists attacked several Russian companies

On September 7, cyber specialists of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine attacked several Russian companies. In particular, companies that produce components for radio electronics, spare parts for Russian weapons , and metal processing equipment were targeted.

This was reported on the official Telegram channel of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine. The resources of companies involved in the construction of Russian military infrastructure were also affected.

Among the attacked companies are SMKomplekt EC, KristElKom, Kontur-NIIRS, Chip-prof, Chelyabinsk Plant of Industrial Modernization, Sibinstrument, Smetka.ru, and others. The propaganda "Simferopol Forum" also came under attack.

DIU specialists gained access to 14 servers and destroyed the internal infrastructure, erasing system files, databases and backups.

On September 7, on the occasion of the Day of Military Intelligence of Ukraine, the DIU cyber specialists conducted a special operation in Russia. They posted an original greeting card on Russian web resources.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA reported that the DIU cyber specialists attacked Russian infrastructure. Lukoil, the State Traffic Police, the Bank of Russia, and Russian authorities were under attack. A total of 18 servers were destroyed beyond repair, and the infrastructure of Antenna LLC, which provides services to a large number of government agencies and commercial enterprises involved in supporting Russia's aggression against our country, was affected.

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