Norway’s Dam Drama: Pro-Russian Hackers Make a Splash!
Pro-Russian hackers turned Norway’s dam into a giant water park, releasing 500 liters per second for four hours. No injuries occurred, but this cyber splash did highlight the risks to Norway’s hydropower systems. Norway confirms dam intrusion by pro-Russian hackers as a mere show of digital muscle, not mayhem.
Hot Take:
Look out, Norway! The trolls have left the fjords and gone digital. Those pro-Russian hackers aren’t just fishing for compliments; they’re making waves—literally! Next time, maybe they’ll hack into the local Lutefisk festival and add a little extra seasoning to the fish!
Key Points:
– Pro-Russian hackers took control of a dam in April, releasing water and showcasing their cyber prowess.
– The hack aimed to create fear and unrest, rather than cause actual destruction.
– Norway’s Security Service PST labeled Russia as a significant, unpredictable threat.
– The Russian embassy in Oslo dismissed the claims as politically motivated.
– The hack was confirmed by a video posted by the hackers on Telegram.