Dmytro Yarosh
Far-right candidate in Ukraine's 2014 presidential election who received 0.71 per cent of the vote — and who was named as the winner with 37 per cent by a fabricated results page planted on the Central Election Commission's website and broadcast by Russian state television. His profile exists in this database because of the gap between those two numbers, which is the clearest single illustration of an operation aimed at the announcement of a result rather than at the count.
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Registro electoral
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- 2014RegistradoCandidatura
Received 127,772 votes — 0.71 per cent — finishing near the bottom of a field of 21 candidates.
Ukraine, Early Presidential Election, 25 May 2014 — ODIHR final report — OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights - 2014Objeto de una constataciónDeclaración
Twelve minutes before polls closed, attackers who had compromised the Central Election Commission posted an image on its website presenting him as the winner with 37 per cent. Russian Channel One broadcast the fabricated page as the official result the same evening.
Revolution Hacking — in Cyber War in Perspective: Russian Aggression against Ukraine — NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence - 2014Objeto de una constataciónDeclaración
Ukrainian officials said the figures attributed to him had been prepared in advance and stored on Russian internet resources, indicating the fabricated result was authored before any votes were counted.
Russian TV announces Right Sector leader Yarosh led Ukraine polls — Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Casos vinculados
Fuentes
- Ukraine, Early Presidential Election, 25 May 2014 — ODIHR final report— OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
- Revolution Hacking — in Cyber War in Perspective: Russian Aggression against Ukraine— NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence