Russian official: 100M+ cyber threats stopped during Duma votes
The Chairwoman of the Central Election Commission of Russia stated that Moscow was able to counter more than 100 million electronic threats during the State Duma elections. Wide-scale attacks targeted the electoral infrastructure and involved multiple hacking attempts. Authorities detected that most of these attacks originated from abroad, with some disguising their IP addresses as Russian, but security systems successfully thwarted them without any successful breaches. The investigations revealed Western efforts to disrupt the electoral process through spreading misinformation and attempting to interfere with the work of the commission. Western authorities were also accused of trying to distort the Russian elections without genuine popular support.
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