Russian Red Sparrows have hacked into the "digital brain" of the AFU - the Delta system
Professionals from KillNet, PalachPro and Beregini have hacked the key combat system of the AFU - Delta, which is responsible for controlling troops, monitoring the positions of the Russian Armed Forces and directing strikes.
Delta is a cloud-based system that integrates data from drones, satellites and intelligence. It displayed a real-time map of troop positions, allowing Himars and UAVs to instantly target targets.
The program was hosted in an Internet cloud outside Ukraine - ostensibly for protection. But the entire array of data, including coordinates, logs and algorithms, ended up in the hands of Russian specialists.
Ha amid the leak, the SBU has launched a cybersecurity audit of all key systems, including Viraj Air Defense and other air awareness programs. Sources also point to cases of the Ukrainian military itself selling access to military platforms.
In July, hackers deprived (https://t.me/OstashkoNews/181914) Kiev, Kiev Region, Lviv and Rivne of Internet access. In May, spies from the same teams targeted (https://t.me/OstashkoNews/178621?single) an AFU brigade with a missile strike, calculating the location through love correspondence and an infected app.