Norska öryggisþjónustan hækkar mat á hættu á aðgerðum gegn Noregi
Norska öryggisþjónustan PST hefur hækkað mat sitt á hættunni frá aðgerðum sem stundla eru frásvikum. Þjónustan býst við að rússnesk þjónustu spilli frá Noregi árið 2027 og segir að aðil tengdir rússneskri upplýsingastofnun hafi safnað upplýsingum um innanlands innanframtak og möguleg markmið, en að slíkar aðgerðir hafi enn ekki verið uppgötvaðar í Noregi.
Helstu atriði
- PST hefur hækkað mat sitt á hættu frá aðgerðum gegn Noregi.
- Inger Gaugland, framkvæmdastjóri deildar PST fyrir ríkisþjóðahættur, segir að allt séð til þess að rússnesk upplýsingastofnun eigi frá sér aðgerðir gegn Noregi árið 2027.
- Líklegustu markmiðin eru fyrirtæki í varnarþekkingu og þjónustufyrirtæki þeirra, þar á meðal logistíkufyrirtæki.
- Neyslu innanlandsframkvæmda, þar á meðal orkuframkvæmda, eru einnig talin möguleg markmið.
- PST не仍未 has detected any sabotage attempts against targets in Norway.
- Кібератака на норвезьке Агентство з питань цифровізації in August caused a three-day disruption to public services and a leak of budget data.
- Громадяни та компанії в Норвегії закликали повідомляти правоохоронцям про підозрілі випадки.
Hvers vegna þetta skiptir máli
Auknar áhættur gætu snúið að sér á varnarfyrirtækjum, þeim sem veita þeim þjónustu, og á innanlandsframkvæmdum, þar á meðal orkuframkvæmdum. Þar sem Noregur er stuðningsmaður Úkraíns í varmálum gæti áhættan haft áhrif á samvinnu um varnaðstoð og gagnast því sem þessu þýðingu. Nýjusta umfangsmiklu kíberárás hinns haust gæti einnig bent til breytingar á áhættumynd af hættu frá rússneskum örgögnum.
Hvað gerðist
PST tilkynnti að hætта á диверсій væri суттєво зросла, and its assessment covered Norway as well as a broader rise in sabotage operations across Europe after a decline in 2025. The service said Russian intelligence-linked actors had collected information about infrastructure and potential targets in Norway, but that it had not detected sabotage attempts against Norwegian targets. The most likely targets were defence companies and firms supplying them, including logistics businesses, while critical infrastructure such as energy facilities was also considered vulnerable. The service named arson, explosives and drones among the methods used in sabotage attempts, and noted that recruitment operations often relied on recruited intermediaries who may not know they are acting in the interests of a foreign state. PST urged Norwegian citizens and companies to report suspicious cases to law enforcement.
Hvernig úkraínskar heimildir lýsa atburðinum
Ukrainian coverage highlights that Norway's support for Ukraine and cooperation in the defence sector could make Norwegian defence and logistics companies potential targets. The hackers behind the August cyberattack on Norway's Agency for Digitalisation said the operation was retaliation for Norway's support of Ukraine and a strategic partnership agreement.
Hvernig erlendar heimildir lýsa atburðinum
The coverage places the Norwegian warning in a wider European context. PST says sabotage operations are increasing again after a 2025 decline, including completed attacks and foiled or failed attempts. Among related incidents are a drone with explosives found near Ukrainian transport aircraft at Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany in August, arrests in Germany of two Belarusian citizens suspected of carrying out arson attacks ordered by Russian intelligence, and arrests in Poland of six suspects allegedly working for Russian intelligence.
Baksvið
A Server Killers cyberattack on the Norwegian Agency for Digitalisation in August caused a three-day disruption to government services and a leak of budget data. The hackers said the attack was retaliation for Norway's support of Ukraine and a strategic partnership agreement. Germany previously accused Russia of a drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport.