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Wednesday, June 28, 2017
UKRAINIANS SAY PETYA RANSOMWARE HIDES STATE-SPONSORED ATTACKS
WHEN A RANSOMWARE
outbreak
exploded from Ukraine
across Europe yesterday, disrupting companies, government agencies, and critical infrastructure, it at first appeared to be just another profit-focused cybercriminal scheme—albeit a particularly vicious and damaging one. But its origins in Ukraine raised deeper questions. After all, shadowy hackers have waged a
cyberwar there for years
, likely at Russia's bidding.
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