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Aaron Mauro, Assistant Professor of Digital Media, author of Hacking in the Humanities (Bloomsbury 2022), Brock University

Ukrainian cultural artifacts are at risk during the Russian invasion, but digitizing them may offer some protection

A museum in Trostyanets, destroyed during the Russian military invasion of Ukraine. (Shutterstock)

During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the possibility of a cyberwar has been a constant threat. The consequences of a breach extend far beyond a threat to national security. They extend and threaten cultural and artistic production — galleries, libraries, archives, museums and universities must be protected.


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