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Pro-Russian Hacking Group Server Killers Declares ‘Cyberwar’ on Norway

Pro-Russian hackers Server Killers have declared “cyberwar” on Norway and claimed responsibility for a major DDoS attack on government services.

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Pro-Russian Hacking Group Server Killers Declares ‘Cyberwar’ on Norway

The pro-Russian hacking group Server Killers has declared “cyberwar” on Norway and claimed responsibility for a large-scale distributed denial-of-service attack targeting government digital services. The group’s statement has not independently established the full extent of the disruption or verified every claim. Norwegian authorities are assessing the incident, restoring affected systems, and investigating possible links to broader geopolitical tensions. The attack highlights the vulnerability of public-sector platforms and the continuing use of disruptive cyber operations to pressure governments and attract attention.

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