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A cyberattack was carried out on Moscow’s electronic voting system
- According to information from the chair of the Russian Central Election Commission, a large-scale cyberattack was carried out on Moscow's electronic voting system.
Formula+2 - According to the Russian CEC, the attack on the system is continuing, although technical specialists are controlling the situation and the system is continuing to operate in its normal mode.
Formula+2 - Elections for the State Duma in Russia began on September 18 and will continue for three days, through September 20.
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According to a statement by the chair of the Russian Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova, a strong and large-scale cyberattack was carried out on Moscow's electronic voting system, which continued throughout the night. Formula+2
According to Interpressnews, the chair of the Russian CEC states that all attacks have been repelled, technical specialists are fully controlling the situation, and the system is continuing to operate in its normal mode. Interpressnews
State Duma elections in Russia began on September 18 and the voting process will continue for three days, through September 20. According to information from Formula, Russian President Vladimir Putin cast his vote in the election in an online format from his office located in the Kremlin. Formula+1
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- 1 მოსკოვის ელექტრონული ხმის მიცემის სისტემაზე კიბერშეტევა განხორციელდა formulanews.ge
- 2 რუსეთის ცენტრალური საარჩევნო კომისიის ინფორმაციით, მოსკოვის ელექტრონული ხმის მიცემის სისტემაზე კიბერშეტევა განხორციელდა www.interpressnews.ge
- 3 რუსეთიდან იუწყებიან, რომ ელექტრონული ხმის მიცემის სისტემაზე კიბერშეტევა განხორციელდა tvpirveli.ge