He said this at a briefing, Ukrinform correspondent reports.

“Of course, they remain a serious threat to Ukraine and the rest of the world, but I think that’s their potential as they haven’t offered anything special these two months,” he said.

“They continue to be dangerous, they continue to threaten democracies, they continue to threaten Ukraine in cyberspace. But I don’t think they can expand their cyber warfare or use entirely new technologies that could attack Ukrainian cyber infrastructure.” said.

The media and local government pages were less complex, although the service had witnessed serious and “subtle” attacks since the beginning of the year, including Ukrtelecom, government centers and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the deputy head of the State Special Communications Service also said.

“Given the partial success of countering threats to Ukrainian infrastructure by the Russian hacking community, it would be a mistake to underestimate their potential, I assume we can fully counteract and win cyberwar and warfare in general,” Zhora said.

According to the State Special Communications Service, as reported by Ukrinform, the number of cyberattacks on the Internet resources of officials and media in Ukraine has tripled compared to last year. But Ukraine successfully repelled them.