Energy Firms Hacked in Largest Coordinated Attack on Denmark's Infrastructure

[benterix]

It seems there is a pattern here. They attacked Danish power plants using hosts in Ukraine and Poland, and then started to attack the USA and Hong Kong from Denmark. It looks like a silly provocation as these DDoS attacks didn't seem very effective.

What is really worrying is the SolarWinds attack - it allowed Russians to plant deep roots in many big orgs around the world and it might take years to uproot them all.

[jacquesm]

> it might take years to uproot them all

Assuming they can all be found. Chances are that some of these will simply remain undetected.

[verisimi]

> it allowed Russians to plant deep roots in many big orgs around the world and it might take years to uproot them all

Did it? You know it was the Russians?

[jacquesm]

Ever since the Ukraine war has gone into the second phase there is a significant uptick in hostile activity against EU infrastructure.

[canadiantim]

Granted, it looks likely the Nord Stream pipeline attack was coordinated by the Ukrainian military

Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/11/11/...