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What we know about the air raid alert app hacks in Ukraine and Russia

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Officials in both Ukraine and Russia have said that their air raid alert apps were targeted by cyber-attacks. The reports have drawn attention to the security of widely used civilian warning systems during the conflict. Details of who was responsible and how the attacks were carried out remain limited in the available reporting. The incidents highlight the risk that compromised alert apps could be used to spread false warnings and cause public confusion.

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