Cyber security. File photoKYIV, Jan 17Germany offered Ukraine the help of its experts to improve the level of cybersecurity and investigate recent cyber attacks, German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock said. attacks. On the home page of the website of the Ministry of Education and Science, it was reported that allegedly all the personal data of Ukrainians were uploaded to the general network. Gosspetssvyaz reported that there was no leakage of personal data due to a hacker attack. According to the agency, state websites in the country have been subjected to the most powerful attack in the last four years.In Ukraine, they spoke about the progress of the investigation into the case of a hacker attack»Against the backdrop of a cyber attack that took place a few days ago, cooperation in protecting against cyber attacks is a central topic both for the current phase and in the future. We once again proposed, in the light of this major attack, experts from the Federal Office for Information Security technologies for support and for investigation, in order to increase the level of resilience against cyber attacks in Ukraine and to study this attack together,” she said at a press conference with her Ukrainian colleague Dmitry Kuleba in Kiev. , an investigation is underway, the law enforcement agencies of the country announced the alleged involvement of the Russian Federation in this. Later, Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC), Sergei Demedyuk, said that Ukraine believes that hackers allegedly associated with the Belarusian special services are behind the recent cyber attack on the websites of Ukrainian government agencies. Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov, in an interview with the American television channel CNN, denied the accusations against Russia, saying that the Russian Federation had nothing to do with these cyber attacks and noting that Kiev blames Moscow even because of «bad weather».
Germany offered Ukraine help in the fight against hackers
