Orchestrating a DDoS from abroad crippling the bank sector of one of the largest nations on earth? Of course it’s Ukraine. Slava 🇺🇦!
canspop on
What the op fails to mention is that the article is almost 2 days old. Which makes this even better, as that means the cyber attack now continues into the **fifth** day.
If this continues, the Russian central bank won’t need to raise interest rates to discourage spending anymore, since nobody can withdraw their money anyway.
Chetacide on
Let’s hope those oligarchs’ accounts are corrupted and they lose all their Yuan(the only noncrypto they have left to trade with).
cybercuzco on
Looks like we are striking back for the Paris train incident.
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Orchestrating a DDoS from abroad crippling the bank sector of one of the largest nations on earth? Of course it’s Ukraine. Slava 🇺🇦!
What the op fails to mention is that the article is almost 2 days old. Which makes this even better, as that means the cyber attack now continues into the **fifth** day.
[https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/russians-struggle-with-atm-cash-withdrawals-1722073318.html](https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/russians-struggle-with-atm-cash-withdrawals-1722073318.html)
If this continues, the Russian central bank won’t need to raise interest rates to discourage spending anymore, since nobody can withdraw their money anyway.
Let’s hope those oligarchs’ accounts are corrupted and they lose all their Yuan(the only noncrypto they have left to trade with).
Looks like we are striking back for the Paris train incident.