we help Ukrainian nonprofits with digital safety issues
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Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
🚨 Six months of prep. One day targeting Ukraine’s humanitarian networks including individuals from the @ICRC, @UNICEF, and @NRC_Norway.
New from @LabsSentinel and the @DSLab_Ukraine: A one-day spearphishing operation — PhantomCaptcha — that targeted humanitarian organizations in Ukraine using a fake Cloudflare captcha page to deliver a WebSocket RAT. s1.ai/pcapt
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
SentinelLABS, together with Digital Security Lab of Ukraine, has uncovered a coordinated spear-phishing campaign targeting organizations critical to Ukraine’s war relief efforts. sentinelone.com/labs/phantom…
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
Human rights defenders increasingly promote & protect #HumanRights online. Digital tools also pose risks: surveillance, harassment, attacks & censorship - in the OSCE region & beyond. Opportunities & challenges were addressed at today’s @OSCE Human Dimension Committee meeting.
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
From military info blackouts to disinformation crackdowns, war reshapes free speech. But where’s the line between protection & repression?
Join @article19org & @DSLab_Ukraine at #RightsCon2025 to discuss the impact of wartime censorship & how to safeguard press freedom.
📅 Feb 25 | 2-3 PM MT+8 | Room 101C
article19.org/resources/join…
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
"In terms of assessing efficiency, serious narratives are entering Ukrainian spaces with much less efficiency and much less frequency." – Maksym Dvorovyi, Head of Digital Rights, @DSLab_Ukraine, at #ReCover23.
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Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
"The 1st category is unreliable information that leads to the incitement of hatred. The 2nd category is information that describes the war in Ukraine as a civil war. The 3rd category is the so-called blacklists – which were introduced in 2015." – Maksym Dvorovyi, @DSLab_Ukraine.
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
🔒 How can people protect their online security in conflict?
Vita Volodovska, the executive director of Digital Security Lab Ukraine (@DSLab_Ukraine), explains: context.news/digital-rights/…
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
#SpotlightHRDs
When Russia launched its invasion, @DSLab_Ukraine stayed on the ground to provide digital security support to HRDs.
Everyone has the right to provide relevant advice and assistance in defending #HumanRights & fundamental freedoms - see Art. IX of 🇺🇳 Declaration on HRDs
Read more👇
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
Some images of last week’s advocacy visit to NYC & DC with Congolese human rights defender @OlivierNdoole !
Olivier is a “green lawyer”. He spoke about the impact of extractive industries on biodiversity and local communities, and threats he faces as a result of his work.
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
Discover the Free Speech in Wartime website 🌐 developed by @DSLab_Ukraine! 🇺🇦 It tracks legislative acts addressing the Russian aggression on Ukraine since 2014, analyzing their compliance with #HumanRights law and effectiveness. freespeech.dslua.org
freespeech.dslua.org/
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
One of the 5 winners of the #FLDAward23 for Human Rights Defenders at Risk is @DSLab_Ukraine team. Since Russia’s invasion their courageous digital security support to Ukrainian HRDs & journalists has been crucial to ensure the coverage of the war, documenting war crimes #Ukraine – at Dublin City, Ireland
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
Hearing from the front line defenders today the messaging is clear - human rights must be defended and ensured. Defenders must be protected.
As the awardee @DSLab_Ukraine noted "Human Rights are a lighthouse among a sea of storms"
@FrontLineHRD
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
📅Join our Bringing CSW67 Home - Nordic event: "Solutions to Strengthen Civic Space and Women’s Digital Rights" 🇩🇰🇸🇪🇮🇸🇳🇴🇫🇮 🇦🇫🇮🇷🇺🇦
🕜When: 16 March (13.30-15.30 CET)
🔗For more info & registration 👉 bit.ly/3ywhquQ
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
⚠️ Confirmed: Metrics show significant reductions in internet connectivity in multiple regions of #Ukraine after widespread Russian missile attacks this morning, largely attributed to emergency power shutdowns followed by a swift recovery.
📰 Background: netblocks.org/reports/intern…
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
NEW: Access Now and partners are proud to launch the “Declaration of principles for content and platform governance in times of crisis.”
Social media platforms continue to fail the global majority during armed conflict, crises + war.
Our recs 🧵accessnow.org/new-content-go… #IGF2022
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
⚠️ Update: Today's missile attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure by Russia has also had international impact to #Moldova, with live network data showing significant concurrent connectivity outages matching those observed during the targeted missile bombardment on the 15th 📉
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
⚠️ Confirmed: #Ukraine is in the midst of a nation-scale power blackout with high impact to internet access; live metrics show national connectivity now at 35% of previous levels after the second barrage of targeted missile Russian attacks in a week 📉
📰 netblocks.org/reports/intern…
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
⚠️ Confirmed: #Ukraine is currently experiencing a major internet disruption; live metrics show national connectivity at 67% of previous levels; the incident comes amid reports of one of the most intense Russian missile attacks to date 📉
📰 Background: netblocks.org/reports/intern…
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
Long-term #digitalsecurity support pays off in #Ukraine, where CSOs, journalists, activists & citizens are now also suffering the digital impacts of war. Find out what @DSLab_Ukraine is doing to help 👇
hivos.org/news/long-term-dig…
Digital Security Lab Ukraine retweeted
“Governments should keep track of all cases where human rights defenders, and women human rights defenders in particular, are attacked. Companies & internet platforms should play a more active role in preventing these cases, and reacting to them.” - Vita Volodovska @DSLab_Ukraine