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Russia Says Cyberattacks Continue as Voting Enters Second Day
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Russia’s tightly managed parliamentary elections moved into their second day amid claims of a major digital assault on Moscow’s electronic voting platform. Officials said the system faced “powerful” cyberattacks overnight, though they offered no specifics. Ella Pamfilova, chair of Russia’s Central Election Commission, did not describe the nature of the attack or identify who might […]
- Russia’s tightly managed parliamentary elections moved into their second day amid claims of a major digital assault on Moscow’s electronic voting platform. Officials said the system faced “powerful” cyberattacks overnight, though they offered no specifics. Ella Pamfilova, chai...
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