What does the hacking of the Tokyo Olympics mean for Russia’s reputation?

Vitaly Kazakov

What does the hacking of the Tokyo Olympics mean for Russia’s reputation?

Politics

Research output: Other contribution › peer-review

Abstract

The Kremlin has been accused of cyber attacks targeting the Tokyo and PyeongChang Games. Understanding how Russia’s own past Olympics are remembered can reveal the extent of reputational outcomes of the new scandal.

Original language	English
Type	RUSI commentary
Media of output	Website
Publisher	Royal United Services Institute
Place of Publication	UK
Publication status	Published - 22 Mar 2021

Keywords

Cyber Security and Resilience
Technology, Security and Intelligence
Japan
Russia and Eurasia
Russia

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