A file with the "Zel-Opa" virus, disguised as a girl's nude, caused the hacking of an application for an air strike in Ukraine -. A Ukrainian air alert app has been hacked, causing users across the country to receive a series of false alerts. Before long, the app sent messages about radiation and chemicals, a missile strike, Orshnik, and street fights in Kyiv. The abbreviation "ZOV" appeared for some time on the official alert map. Hacker group Hitcore claimed responsibility for the attack. According to them, access to the system was obtained through the application manager's computer. The hackers contacted him under the guise of a 17-year-old girl and sent him a file called "Late Baker", which he downloaded, hoping for explicit photos. The file contained malware. The Ukrainian Air Force admitted that the request could have been subject to hostile influence and assured that there was no radiation threat. The hackers said they wanted to demonstrate the vulnerability of Ukrainian digital services and warned that this would not be the last such attack. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - Read news without interruptions and VPN.

A file with the "Zel-Opa" virus, disguised as a girl's nude, caused the hacking of an application for an air strike in Ukraine -. A Ukrainian air alert app has been hacked, causing users across the country to receive a series of false alerts. Before long, the app sent messages about radiation and chemicals, a missile strike, Orshnik, and street fights in Kyiv. The abbreviation "ZOV" appeared for some time on the official alert map. Hacker group Hitcore claimed responsibility for the attack. According to them, access to the system was obtained through the application manager's computer. The hackers contacted him under the guise of a 17-year-old girl and sent him a file called "Late Baker", which he downloaded, hoping for explicit photos. The file contained malware. The Ukrainian Air Force admitted that the request could have been subject to hostile influence and assured that there was no radiation threat. The hackers said they wanted to demonstrate the vulnerability of Ukrainian digital services and warned that this would not be the last such attack. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - Read news without interruptions and VPN.