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In wake of the recent announcement of Germany’s plan to send tanks to Ukraine to fight against Russian separatists, the Kremlin-loyal hacktivist group known as the “Cyber Spetsnaz” have instigated a round of large-scale Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks against Germany. The group has already successfully disrupted the websites of 30 of Germany’s most important government agencies, sending a strong message of retribution to its Western neighbor.

This Cyber Spetsnaz group is composed of hackers who are loyal to the Russian government, and they have been active since 2016 to fight against Western countries that oppose the Kremlin. The goal of their attack on Germany is to weaken its infrastructure and cause disruption among its citizens. While the group has been responsible for other cyberattacks in the past, this is the first time they’ve chosen to target Germany.

These DDoS attacks have caused German websites and internet services to be unavailable for long periods of time. It has also caused a great financial loss to the nation as the costs of maintaining these websites can quickly add up to millions of Euros. The German government has since increased security in an attempt to thwart further attacks, offering larger incentives for those that can help stop cyber threats.

The impact of this attack has caused a great amount of fear and confusion among the citizens of Germany, as many are unaware of the extent and motives of the Cyber Spetsnaz’s campaign. The German government is also concerned, as they are aware of the potential harm the hacktivists can do to the country’s infrastructure.

It remains to be seen what other retaliatory actions the group will take and whether or not Germany will be able to withstand the onslaught of cyber warfare. In any event, this attack serves as an important reminder to the world of the importance of cybersecurity and the necessity of developing a comprehensive strategy against cyber threats.