Russia is believed to have hacked the US satellite communications provider Viasat on the day of the Ukraine invasion.
Western intelligence agencies have been investigating the incident and, although they have not yet made a public accusation, they believe that Russia was behind it. It appears to be the most significant conflict-related cyberattack to date, affecting military and government communications.
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Overall, however, Western officials say Ukraine has proven more resilient to cyberattacks than many expected. Western intelligence agencies are investigating the hacking of Viasat, which provides communications through a network of satellites. It appeared to have been hit by a sophisticated cyberattack that wiped the devices the day the invasion began.
The attack also affected other countries in Europe, although not the United Kingdom. Viasat told the BBC it was replacing some customers' modems, but its core network infrastructure and the satellite itself were not damaged.
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