Terma, a Danish defense and aerospace company, was targeted in a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) cyber attack on November 13, claimed by the pro-Russian hacker group NoName057. The attack disrupted access to Terma’s website and other Danish government portals, including the Ministry of Transport and Borger.dk, by overloading servers with malicious traffic. While Terma confirmed the attack, it stated that no security breaches occurred, and no data was compromised or lost. The company emphasized its preparedness, responding swiftly to mitigate disruptions. The incident was part of a broader campaign targeting Danish infrastructure, likely in retaliation for Denmark’s support of Ukraine. Danish authorities, including the Civil Protection Agency and military intelligence, monitored the situation closely. Earlier, the same hacker group had targeted Danish municipalities ahead of local elections, reinforcing concerns over cyber threats linked to geopolitical tensions.