“The term ‘Russian hacker’ is often thought of as referring to hackers from the Russian Federation. But in fact, it more appropriately reflects hackers who speak Russian and come from many countries and regions.”
-@rohozinski on Belarus-Russia cyber ties
https://t.co/XLcnEfCpvU
.@rohozinski: Cyber well may be a decisive factor in bringing about an end to the war in Ukraine and, if we are lucky, prevent it from becoming what might otherwise be a global catastrophe. https://t.co/Ujk9Mmd6qD
What does #Putin know? Putin says no conscripts in #Ukraine . Ministry of Defence says there are. First signs of a wobble in Russia's information bubble, and pointing of fingers? https://t.co/IsHUuGHf1W #UkraineRussianWar#UkraineWar
#Ukraine’s #cyber capabilities have withstood Russian interference and may also be the reason that Moscow has suffered operational failures in mounting its invasion, writes @rohozinski: https://t.co/ps92n0It8A
For years, experts have been saying that the next war will be fought in #cyberspace.
It hasn’t happened in Ukraine. Instead, it’s bullets, rather than bytes, that are raining misery on combatants and civilian populations, writes @rohozinski: https://t.co/Ujk9MmuHib
A snapshot of the Russian economy: an investment expert goes live on air and says his current career trajectory is to work as "Santa Claus" and then drinks to the death of the stock market. With subtitles.
@MarkGaleotti In fairness, I think @MarkGaleotti was right. Putin was playing a very high stakes game of diplomacy and did not expect NATO to rally around Ukraine quite the way It did. Blofeld it was the result.
#Putin is very clearly calling out the nuclear card. He mentioned it three times during his speech, and is making it unambiguously clear that any direct or indirect interference will include a nuclear option #RussiaUkraineCrisis#RussiaUkraineConflict#Russian