Updated on 2022-11-24: A really comprehensive Ukraine invasion cyber timeline
The National Security Archive at George Washington University has updated its extremely comprehensive timeline (140+ pages so far) of the cyber-related aspects of the war in Ukraine at its Ukraine Cyber Project. It’s not just numbers and dates and also includes brief summaries of articles, events and incidents. A fantastic resource. Read more: Ukraine Cyber Chronology
Overview: Ukraine Cyber Project
The National Security Archive—a project of the George Washington University in Washington, DC—has launched a new initiative called the Ukraine Cyber Project, in which researchers will document the role of cyber operations in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and how they helped augment traditional kinetic warfare.
“Although Russia’s overt resort to cyberattacks has not matched the level of intensity most observers expected – a lesson in itself – the Ukraine war has offered many fascinating insights into topics such as: how smaller states can effectively counter the actions of a larger aggressor; the importance of alliances and cooperative relationships among cyber actors; the key role of the private sector and the dynamics of its interactions with governments; the wide-ranging impact hackers have had and the mix of motivations behind their actions, in addition to the nature of their connections to governments they used to consider bitter adversaries.”
