Officials feared Moscow’s hackers would launch crippling cyberattacks to complement its invasion of Ukraine. Instead the cyberwar has been something closer to Internet trench warfare.
Some attacks have been bothersome, slowing some Ukrainians’ internet service or knocking it out altogether, defacing websites, and destroying files on a small number of computers. Others have accomplished little more than keeping Ukraine’s cyber-defenders busy. More recently, as Russia’s strategic
to eastern Ukraine, new and more alarming attacks on Ukraine’s energy sector have been discovered, suggesting the next phase of the war could include a more active cyber conflict.
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