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256th Cyber Assault Division is a self-described Ukrainian hacker group that has publicly claimed operations against Russian military personnel involved in unauthorized use of satellite communications equipment in the Russia-Ukraine war. The group said it impersonated a service capable of restoring disconnected terminals, inducing Russian servicemen to submit identifying information and location-related data and to transfer money under false pretenses. It further claimed that the collected information was passed to Ukrainian law enforcement and defense bodies and that funds obtained would support Ukrainian drone fundraising. The reported activity indicates use of spoofing and reconnaissance in support of wartime counter-operations against Russian forces. Attribution details, organizational structure, and the full extent of the group’s operations remain unverified in publicly available reporting.
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