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Cyberwar of Russia against Ukraine and the West 1.0
What is the difference between the Kremlin's methods now as opposed to the past? How does Moscow use these methods against Ukraine and the West? See in the video, prepared for you by Promote Ukraine.
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Proceedings of the conference Behind the Digital Curtain
Here you can download Proceedings of the conference: Behind the digital curtain
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About Behind the Digital Curtain
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Alya Shandra on the Surkov Leaks and Russia’s information war on the West
'The Surkov Leaks' is the set of e-mails from Kremlin officials from 2014 onwards, including Vladislav Surkov, 'so called President Vladimir Putin’s ‘Rasputin’, involved in the Eastern Ukraine conflict, and in the political and economic management of two self-proclaimed republics in Donetsk and Luhansk.
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Behind the Digital Curtain in Pictures
Conference Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs State Sponsored Cyber Attacks. Post-release
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Christo Grozev at “Behind the Digital Curtain”
Christo Grozev - the winner of the European Press Prize for Investigative Journalism in 2019, visited our conference ‘Behind the Digital Curtain’. Mr. Grozev was one of the keynote speakers of the conference.
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A look inside the Russian Information War
Barandiy Marta "Behind the digital curtain: A look inside the Russian Information War against the West" - DOI 10.34054/bdc001 in: Conference proceeding "Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs. State Sponsored Cyber Attacks", Brussels - 25/06/2019 - DOI 10.34054/bdc000
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A Fast Empirical Method for Detecting Fake News
In this work, an effective method for detecting news reports about certain events with deliberately distorted content is proposed.
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Extraction, integration and data processing in the SIEM «SPLUNK»
Petro Venherskyi, Roman Karpiuk Extraction, integration and data processing in the SIEM «SPLUNK» using «NESSUS» vulnerability scanner – DOI 10.34054/bdc002 in: Conference proceeding “Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs. State Sponsored Cyber Attacks”, Brussels – 25/06/2019 – DOI 10.34054/bdc000 Download the Publication: Extraction, integration and data processing Abstract. In this work we propose: creating
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The importance of elaborated training for information security specialists
Cybersecurity is no longer an issue to be taken lightly. Be it an individual or a corporation it brings a huge amount of damage.
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Autonomous Weapons, Cyberattacks, and AI
One of the most important principles is the principle of proportionality - damage to the civilian population and objects cannot exceed the military advantage...
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“Legal asymmetry” in the context of liability of the cyber-attacks
Bulda Oksana «Legal asymmetry»in the context of liability of the state and state sponsored cyber-attacks actors. Opinion – DOI 10.34054/bdc003 in: Conference proceeding “Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs. State Sponsored Cyber Attacks”, Brussels – 25/06/2019 – DOI 10.34054/bdc000 Download the Publication here: Bulda Oksana – Opinion – Legal asymmetry in the context of
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The hybrid war of Russia. What are the tools and methods of the cyber army?
In the past 10 years most of the countries within the orbit of Russian political interests, suffered some sort of Russian meddling. Experts say, that modern tools and methods do not differ much from those used at the time of the Cold War. The only thing that makes a difference
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Modern Cyber Weaponry
Modern Cyber Weaponry and the “Weaponization” of Ideas: How Elections are Transformed into Cyber Operations.
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Behind the Digital Curtain – Do you Care?
Are you an expert or a student in the field of cyber security? Do you work in a related sphere like journalism, politics, human rights, IT, or a sphere where the issues of hybrid war, propaganda and cyber operations do matter? Then join our conference and learn more about cyber attacks
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The Kremlin’s cyber contractors
The Kremlin’s cyber army has become a formidable threat around the globe, with cyber attacks targeting not only states but many private companies. The cyberspace is still pretty much a free-for-all, with no mechanisms to hold states accountable for malicious attacks.
