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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2022 · 40 MIN

Cyberwar in Europe: Unpacking the Ukrainian Wipers

from ConversingLabs Podcast · host ReversingLabs

Even before Russian tanks began rolling across Ukraine’s borders on February 24, the cyber war on the country had begun. In the days before the kinetic war began, a string of attacks battered Ukrainian government, defense and civil society websites and networks. Among them: massive denial of service attacks and targeted malware attacks.In this episode of ConversingLabs, host Paul Roberts speaks with Mislav Boroš, a malware analyst at ReversingLabs about HermeticWiper and IsaacWiper, two novel pieces of malware deployed against targets in Ukraine in the lead up to- and early days of Russia's invasion. 

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In this inaugural episode of the ConversingLabs podcast, host Paul Roberts speaks with Mislav Boroš of ReversingLabs about the emergence of two, new wiper malware families in the opening salvos of Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Hermetic Wiper and IsaacWiper.

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