It has been reported that three million electric toothbrushes have been hacked and abused for a highly disruptive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, but cybersecurity experts have rushed to question the claims. The Swiss German-language daily newspaper Aargauer Zeitung published an article describing the alleged attack on 30 January 2024. According to a machine translation of the article, cybercriminals installed malware on three million electric toothbrushes and used the compromised
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With many countries assisting Turkey and Syria in earthquake response, hackers are in the process of trying to disrupt the communication processes. The Russian hacktivist collective Killnet has carried out a series of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against NATO, causing temporary disruption to some of the military alliance’s public-facing websites. The Killnet operation had previously said through its closed channel on the encrypted Telegram service that it was initiating attacks