Swapping propaganda shots. ICANN will not block the Internet in Russia. Hacktivists achieve a nuisance-level of success. NVIDIA gets a most curious demand. And there’s no US draft.

The ongoing hybrid war between Russia and Ukraine has seen various forms of cyber attacks and propaganda efforts. Despite the chaos and confusion in Russia's invasion, military analysts are baffled by the situation. The last vestiges of Russia's free press are under pressure from the Kremlin, and state media is spreading false narratives about the war. Demoralized Russian soldiers are expressing anger at being "duped" into the war, and radio messages reveal troops in disarray and crying in combat. The cyber war aspect has been overshadowed by the propaganda war in Ukraine. A request to cut off Russia from the global internet has been rejected, and the US Army has clarified that there is no military draft in the US. Hackers breached Nvidia's network, leaking DLSS source code online and making unusual demands. Cybersecurity advisories have been issued for various systems, including BD Pyxis, BD Viper LT, and IPCOMM ipDIO.