The “shaheed agitator” shot down over Ukraine on the evening of November 4, who was potentially heading towards Kyiv, in addition to the combat unit, was carrying propaganda material containing potentially phishing QR codes on leaflets.
The “shaheed agitator” shot down over Ukraine on the evening of November 4, who was potentially heading towards Kyiv, in addition to the combat unit, was carrying propaganda material containing potentially phishing QR codes on leaflets.
This was announced on his Facebook page by the Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Robert "Magyar" Brovdi.
“The terror of Nenka’s rear cities is also complemented by “psychological concern”: the “Shahed-agitator” shot down over Ukraine on the evening of November 4 was carrying inflammatory propaganda material to Kyiv, also with a cyber-phishing trap when going through the QR code,” he said, publishing photos of various leaflets.
According to "Magyar", this "shaheed" was shot down near the combat positions of the 427th OBR of the SBS "Rarog".
“It’s time for the worms to shake Ukraine with informational and psychological operations, at a time when society is being torpedoed by insinuations, a mixture of the sinful and the righteous,” the SBS commander commented.
Among other things, the leaflets contained calls to “Stop the arbitrariness of the CCC” and a message that the Russian army had supposedly created a Ukrainian Volunteer Brigade. The leaflets offered Kyiv residents the opportunity to choose the name of such a brigade by clicking on a link via a QR code.
“Magyar” emphasized that the QR code in the photos on his Facebook was intentionally blurred for security reasons and urged not to scan such codes, as it is highly likely that this is “a hostile trap for stealing data or infecting your smartphone with a virus.”
Earlier, the GUR reported that Russia had converted a cheap Gerber air defense decoy drone into a strike UAV with a range of up to 1,200 km.
It also became known that Russia may be able to control "Shaheds" and missiles in real time through its own Starlink analogue.
