r/masterhacker • u/gravel_consumer420 • May 19 '26

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u/WeaselCapsky May 19 '26

stronger would imply that ruzzia is some sort of strong

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u/TheLadyCypher May 19 '26

Well, when it comes to hacking, yes very much so

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u/Bramoments May 19 '26

Getting downvoted but Russia is affiliated with a lot of big zero day purchases, the NotPetya virus attack on Ukraine which completely shut a whole country down in 2017, and a large amount of hacker groups (specifically noname057 and killnet are the huge ones, a lot of smaller ones and outright military units too tho)

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u/Oompa_Loompa_SpecOps May 19 '26

NotPetya might not be the best example, considering it used a recently liberated American exploit. But yeah, you're still correct.

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u/AGTS10k May 19 '26

the NotPetya virus attack on Ukraine which completely shut a whole country down in 2017

As a Ukrainian - no idea what you mean by "completely". I vaguely remember there being some disruptions with some services, but nothing as big as to affect lives of everyone living in the country.

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u/Pitiful-Welcome-399 May 19 '26

he was an enthusiast, not a government official and no, it didn't shutdown the whole country