Ukraine central bank warns of new cyber attack risk


  • TECH
  • Friday, 18 Aug 2017

The June 27 attack, dubbed NotPetya, took down many Ukrainian government agencies and businesses.

The Ukrainian central bank said on Friday it had warned state-owned and private lenders of the appearance of new malware as security services said Ukraine faced cyber attacks like those that knocked out global systems in June. 

The June 27 attack, dubbed NotPetya, took down many Ukrainian government agencies and businesses, before spreading rapidly through corporate networks of multinationals with operations or suppliers in eastern Europe.

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