Vulkan files: Russia's cyber army collects vulnerabilities
An evaluation of the Vulkan files by many media and journalists shows that Russia's secret services FSB, GRU and SWR commission domestic companies to develop software and databases for cyber attacks, to look for vulnerabilities and to make them available to state hacker groups such as Sandworm. The linchpin of the story are the Vulkan files, which were passed anonymously to the reporter Hannes Munzinger. Thousands of pages of secret material contain training documents for the Russian cyber army. The possible targets of attacks are summarized in these documents: paralyzing control systems of rail, air and ship transport, disrupting the functions of energy companies,...