ASVT

ASVT operates as an internet service provider headquartered in Russia, delivering broadband connectivity to residential and business customers. Its service portfolio includes a mobile application, a customer‑facing website, account management tools, remote‑work support, card‑terminal payment processing, and building intercom systems. The company supplies connectivity to government bodies and large enterprises in addition to consumer users. It serves the Moscow metropolitan area and surrounding regions.

On 27 May 2025 ASVT experienced a prolonged distributed denial‑of‑service attack that knocked out internet access for tens of thousands of users in Moscow and the adjoining area. The outage disrupted its mobile app, website, customer accounts, remote‑work services, card‑terminal payments and building intercom systems. ASVT stated that it was cooperating with Russian state agencies, including Roskomnadzor, and attributed the attack to the Ukrainian IT Army, although that group has not claimed responsibility.

The incident fits a broader pattern in which Russian telecom firms are frequent targets of pro‑Ukrainian hacking groups, with a notable share of recent DDoS activity directed at the sector. ASVT’s cooperation with national regulators highlights its role within the country’s communications infrastructure and its engagement with state‑directed security measures. The publicly available source does not disclose details about the company’s ownership, parent‑company relationships or subsidiary structure.