One message read, 'Be afraid and expect the worst.'
, and so far it appears the attack is only a matter of vandalism and a distributed denial of service, or DDoS attack, when websites become so overloaded with traffic from attackers that they no longer load.
The cyberattack has not been attributed to any state or individual yet, though hackers connected to Russia would be the most likely suspects. The Russian government has previously denied being involved in any attacks on Ukrainian websites. Russian leaders have also denied being involved in the hack of Democratic Party emails in 2016 which helped elect former President Donald Trump, something Moscow was most definitely behind.
Those options, analysts and Western officials believe, are likely to involve new Russian military action against Ukraine. Joining this week’s discussions for the first time on Thursday, Ukraine said it had identified 106,000 Russian troops and 1,500 tanks near its border, and accused Moscow of pointing a “gun at our common European security.”Why exactly have talks deteriorated between the U.S.
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