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Norwegian Police Say Pro-Russian Hackers Were Likely Behind Suspected Sabotage at a Dam

Posted on August 13, 2025August 14, 2025 By CWS

Russian hackers are probably behind suspected sabotage at a dam in Norway in April that affected water flows, police officers advised Norwegian media on Wednesday.

The director of the Norwegian Police Safety Service, Beate Gangås, mentioned cyberattacks are more and more being carried out towards Western nations to stoke worry and unrest.

The Related Press has plotted greater than 70 incidents on a map monitoring a marketing campaign of disruption throughout Europe blamed on Russia, which Western officers have described as “reckless.” Since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, Western officers have accused Russia and its proxies of staging dozens of assaults and different incidents, starting from vandalism to arson and tried assassination.

Intelligence officers advised the AP that the marketing campaign is turning into extra violent.

In the course of the April incident, hackers gained entry to a digital system which remotely controls one of many dam’s valves and opened it to extend the water movement, NRK mentioned. The valve was open for round 4 hours however didn’t pose a hazard to the encircling space, NRK reported.

A 3-minute lengthy video exhibiting the dam’s management panel and a mark figuring out a pro-Russian cybercriminal group was printed on Telegram in April, police lawyer Terje Nedrebø Michelsen advised NRK.

Comparable movies have beforehand circulated on social media, however the announcement by Norwegian police marked the primary time since 2022 that officers have publicly advised pro-Russian hackers might have efficiently focused essential water infrastructure in Europe.

Gangås advised NRK that state actors sometimes use different teams to hack into amenities to indicate “look what we are able to do if we wish to,” earlier than bragging about it afterwards.Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

She spoke Wednesday alongside the pinnacle of Norway’s intelligence company at a briefing titled: “Hybrid assaults towards Norway: are we at battle?”

NRK mentioned Gangås warned such exercise is simply more likely to improve in Norway and different European international locations.

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