Ukraine, Russia again increases censorship (in vain) against the media
Small international newspapers such as the Barents Observer also hit. It is a sign of Moscow’s growing difficulties towards its population.
Cyber Warfare, Russia declares war on VPNs
Moscow wants to prevent users, especially young people, from accessing sites and social networks by bypassing censorship. Objective: to reduce the risks of protests on Ukraine.
Ukraine, 100 million messages sent to Russia to tell the truth about the invasion
The Cyber Warfare operation was made possible thanks to the 1920.in web page, created by Squad303, a Polish group part of the Anonymous galaxy.
Ukraine, here’s how to find out if a site has been censored in Russia
Digitale.Co's cybersecurity experts developed a free tool that will help bypass Moscow's propaganda. It also works towards China and Turkey.
Ukraine, Squad303 is the latest weapon in global cyber warfare against Putin
The group opened a page that allows everyone to send messages and calls directly to mobile phones in Russia. Objective: to fight Moscow's propaganda.