Journalists identified one of the "medics" involved in the confrontation in Kyiv. He turned out to be Viktor Yena, who has a criminal record and manages a company.
Volodymyr Zelensky and Julia Klöckner discussed financial support and energy infrastructure protection. Germany plans to allocate €11.6bn in 2027.
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Oleksandr Pivnenko stated that the teenager fell from a tree during riots in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, and servicemen brought him inside to protect him from stones.
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Ukrainian President explained at a press conference in Berlin why visits by leaders to the aggressor's capital or phone calls would not help end the war.
The singer stated that the population is becoming poorer, while official assurances of stability do not reflect reality, particularly due to rising utility costs.
The hockey federations of Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Latvia have officially announced a boycott of matches against the Russian national team at the upcoming world tournament.
Crypto exchange Binance has released a preliminary report describing the mechanism of the cyberattack that resulted in the withdrawal of assets worth $6.34 billion. According to the company, the incident occurred on the night of 29–30 October, but the preparation process lasted approximately four months.
According to information Reuters obtained from exchange representatives, the first signs of intrusion appeared as early as June. At that time, one of Binance's employees downloaded a fake Homebrew utility file, intended for the macOS operating system, to their workstation.
Although the firm's internal security service detected suspicious activity and replaced the affected equipment, the hackers managed to gather critically important information. They identified which specific employees were responsible for the development and technical support of the platform's crypto wallets.
In September, the attack moved to a new stage. The intruders organised a fictitious online interview with one of Binance's specialists. Under the guise of completing a test task, they transmitted malicious code to the employee. This allowed the cybercriminals to gain access to the employee's work computer.
After the intruders established a foothold in the system, they launched a special script on the night of 29–30 October to withdraw funds from the exchange's hot wallets, resulting in losses of $6.34 billion.
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