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Since 2022, pro-Russian hacker groups have launched hundreds of DDoS attacks against NATO countries supporting Ukraine, with targets including government websites, airport systems, and banking services.
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8/7/2026
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挪威政府IT基础设施遭DDoS攻击：事件解析与防御启示
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