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| '''CyberBerkut''' ({{lang-ru|КиберБеркут}}, {{lang-uk|КіберБеркут}}) — is a modern organized group of ]. The group became known for a series of well-publicized publicity stunts and ] (DDoS) attacks on government, and corporate websites. |
'''CyberBerkut''' ({{lang-ru|КиберБеркут}}, {{lang-uk|КіберБеркут}}) — is a modern organized group of ]. The group became known for a series of well-publicized publicity stunts and ] (DDoS) attacks on government, and corporate websites. | ||
| == Background == | == Background == | ||
| The group emerged after the dissolution of ]. |
The group emerged after the dissolution of ]. Composition is not known, for obvious reasons members of the community tend to remain ], one of many groups visible only in ]. | ||
| == Goals == | == Goals == | ||
| Their proclaimed goals is fighting against ], ] and ] in ]. |
Their proclaimed goals is fighting against ], ] and ] in ]. To further this aim, CyberBerkut activists targeted the “]” IT resources. | ||
| == Symbols == | |||
| CyberBerkut's symbols resemble that of the "]" group. The prefix "cyber" probably alludes to working in the ] (the ]). | |||
| == Activity == | == Activity == | ||
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 resembles emblem of special police unit "Berkut" | |
| Formation | c. 2014 |
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| Type | Virtual community;Voluntary association |
| Purpose | Internet activism;Internet vigilantism |
| Region served | Ukraine |
| Membership | Unknown |
| Website | http://www.cyber-berkut.org/ |
CyberBerkut (Template:Lang-ru, Template:Lang-uk) — is a modern organized group of hacktivists. The group became known for a series of well-publicized publicity stunts and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks on government, and corporate websites.
Background
The group emerged after the dissolution of special police force "Berkut". Composition is not known, for obvious reasons members of the community tend to remain anonymous, one of many groups visible only in social networks.
Goals
Their proclaimed goals is fighting against neo-fascism, neo-nationalism and arbitrary power in Ukraine. To further this aim, CyberBerkut activists targeted the “Right Sector” IT resources.
Symbols
CyberBerkut's symbols resemble that of the "Anonymous" group. The prefix "cyber" probably alludes to working in the cyberspace (the Internet).
Activity
- Publication of correspondence of deputies of (political parties) Batkivshchyna and Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform.
- Blocking cellular phones of members of the Yatsenyuk Government and persons close to them
- Blocking Internet resources of Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine Andriy Parubiy and news portals: LigaBusinessInform and Ukrainian Independent Information Agency
- Attempted destruction of the electronic system of the Central Election Commission of Ukraine prior to the 2014 Ukrainian presidential election
See also
Notes
References
- Anonymous Ukraine Claims to hack and leak secret email conversations of Vitali Klitschko’s UDAR party
- Three NATO Websites Disrupted by Ukrainian Hackers of Cyber Berkut
- NATO websites hit in cyber attack linked to Crimea tension
- "CyberBerkut announces destruction of electronic system of Ukraine's Central Election Commission". Voice of Russia.
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