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The spike in attacks -- which coincided with Moscow's invasion of pro-Western Ukraine on February 24, 2022 -- was a sign of how cyber warfare would become increasingly prevalent in future conflicts, the US tech giant said in a new report.
\"In 2022, Russia increased targeting of users in Ukraine by 250 percent compared to 2020,\" it found.
\"Targeting of users in NATO countries increased over 300 percent in the same period.\"
The report said Russian government-backed attackers ramped up cyber operations beginning in 2021 during the run-up to the invasion.
Its authors spotted \"more destructive cyberattacks in Ukraine during the first four months of 2022 than in the previous eight years, with attacks peaking around the start of the invasion\".
Actors sponsored by the Russian armed forces \"have used destructive malware to disrupt and degrade Ukraine's government and military capabilities,\" the report said.
Their cyber offensive -- including against users across NATO -- ranged from hijacking websites to intelligence collection and information campaigns to sway public opinion, including in favour of Russian mercenary group Wagner.
\"It is clear cyber will now play an integral role in future armed conflict, supplementing traditional forms of warfare,\" Google said.
A host of new actors have been taking part in the cyberattacks.
\"The war caused Chinese government-backed attackers to shift their focus towards Ukrainian and Western European targets to gather information on the conflict,\" the report said.
War has also split the loyalties of financially motivated attackers.
\"The cybercriminal ecosystem has been disrupted with some groups declaring political allegiances, others splitting on geopolitical lines, and prominent operators shutting down,\" it said.
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俄罗斯网络攻击对北约在2022年飙升:谷歌
莫斯科袭击激增——恰逢入侵亲西方的乌克兰2月24日,2022年,标志着中国的网络战如何在未来的冲突变得越来越普遍,美国科技巨头在一份新报告说。
莫斯科袭击激增——恰逢入侵亲西方的乌克兰2月24日,2022年,标志着中国的网络战如何在未来的冲突变得越来越普遍,美国科技巨头在一份新报告说。
“在2022年,俄罗斯乌克兰针对的用户增加了250%与2020年相比,“它发现。
”针对的用户在北约国家同期增长了300%。”
报告说,俄罗斯政府支持的网络攻击者增加行动在前2021年开始入侵。
作者发现“更具破坏性的网络攻击在乌克兰在2022年的前四个月比过去的8年里,与入侵”开始攻击达到顶峰。
演员由俄罗斯武装部队”使用破坏性的恶意破坏和降解乌克兰政府和军事能力,”报告说。
针对用户的网络进攻——包括在北约——包括劫持网站情报收集和信息活动来影响公众舆论,包括支持俄罗斯雇佣兵集团瓦格纳。
“很明显网络将发挥不可或缺的作用在未来的武装冲突,补充传统形式的战争,”谷歌表示。
一系列新演员参与网络攻击。
“战争引起中国政府支持的攻击者把注意力转向乌克兰和西欧目标收集的信息冲突,”该报告称。
战争也将忠诚的经济动机的攻击者。
“cybercriminal生态系统破坏了一些组织宣布政治忠诚,其他地缘政治上分裂线,和知名运营商关闭,”它说。
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