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US Government Temporarily Halts Cyber Operations Against Russia
The US government has temporarily suspended its offensive cyber operations against Russia, which have been ongoing for years.
CNN reported on March 3 that the US government has temporarily suspended its offensive cyber operations against Russia, a decision that some officials described as a “major blow.”
The suspension reportedly raises concerns about an increase in Russian cyber attacks in the United States, as Russia has powerful hackers. The move coincides with the Trump administration’s efforts to improve relations with Russia amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
Cyber Command, which is responsible for cyber offensive and defensive missions, plays a key role in dealing with cyber threats from Russia, and during an ongoing cyber dispute between the US and Russia, both sides have targeted each other’s critical infrastructure.
It is currently unknown how long the suspension will last.