Belarusian NPPMINSK, Feb 16The hacker group «Cyberpartisans», which is part of the informal association of the opposition «Resistance» recognized as terrorist in Belarus, has repeatedly tried to disrupt the work of the Belarusian nuclear power plant, the state television channel STV reported. , the curators decided to try to blow up strategic facilities, including nuclear power plants … The so-called «Cyber partisans» repeatedly tried to disrupt the work of the Belarusian nuclear power plant,» the channel stated on air. .jpg» />The US said that «Russian-connected» hackers penetrated the networks in UkraineThe head of the BelNPP security department, Alexander Olentsevich, told the TV channel that «attempts to influence the information network of the Belarusian NPP are periodically detected.» «We detect active port scanning. Periodically, phishing emails and spam with malicious effects are sent to our address,» Olentsevich noted. The TV channel stressed that the BelNPP has taken the necessary protection measures. “At the Belarusian NPP, modern means of protection against harmful effects have been introduced, which allow you to respond in a timely manner to targeted attacks on the information networks of the enterprise,” said the head of the department. After the presidential elections held in Belarus on August 9, 2020, which Alexander Lukashenko won for the sixth time, garnered, according to the CEC, 80.1% of the votes, mass protest actions of the opposition took place in the country, to suppress which the security forces, among other things, used special equipment and special equipment. On February 11, 2021, the KGB of Belarus stated that the manifestations of protests had practically disappeared. In Belarus, criminal cases have been opened against a number of opposition leaders, including calls for a seizure of power, the creation of an extremist formation, a conspiracy to seize state power by unconstitutional means, and an attempted terrorist act.
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