Ukrainian Cyber Specialists Crippled Russia's Online Payment System Source
As a result of the DDoS attack on the SBP system and the provider TransTeleCom, many Russians were unable to make instant transfers or conduct online payments.
Social media users in Yekaterinburg posted numerous complaints about being unable to pay for public transport or make purchases at gas stations.
The cyberattack also left hundreds of thousands of subscribers of local providers across several regions of the Russian Federation without internet access and interactive television.
Read also: Massive Ukrainian cyberattack paralyzes Russia's Central Election CommissionPreliminary estimates suggest that the economic losses from the DDoS attack on the SBP payment system amount to as much as $30 million.
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