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Eurovision hack plot launched by Russian cyber criminals determined to stop Ukraine from winning
Russian cyber criminals are plotting to sabotage tomorrow’s Eurovision Song Contest to stop red-hot favourites Ukraine from grabbing the glory.
Fears were rising that pro-Putin hacker gang Killnet would try to paralyse the online voting servers ahead of anticipated support for folk-rap band Kalush Orchestra.
In a sneering message on Telegram emblazoned with a Eurovision logo, it wrote: «You can’t vote online». «Perhaps our DDOS attack is to blame for everything», The Sun reports.
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