Denmark says Russia was behind two 'destructive and disruptive' cyber-attacks
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- Denmark accuses Russia of cyber-attacks on a water utility and Danish websites before elections.
- Attacks linked to pro-Russian groups Z-Pentest and NoName057(16), tied to the Russian state.
- Russian cyber operations aim to create insecurity and undermine Western support for Ukraine.
- Danish elections used as a platform to attract public attention, a pattern seen in Europe.
- Attack on Køge water utility led to burst pipes by altering pump pressure.
- Denmark's defense minister calls the attacks 'completely unacceptable' and summons Russian ambassador.
- Denmark admits insufficient cybersecurity readiness against Russian hybrid warfare tactics.
- Previous drone incursions on Danish airports labeled as 'hybrid attacks,' prompting plans for a European 'drone wall'.