Corruption case against ousted cyber chief is ‘revenge,’ Ukraine’s security service says Ukraine’s security service (SBU) is accusing the country’s anti-corruption agencies of seeking “revenge” by bringing charges against the former head of the agency’s cybersecurity unit. On Tuesday, the country’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAP) announced a “suspicion” — a formal criminal charge under Ukrainian law and the first step in criminal proceedings — against ousted cyber official Illia Vitiuk. In a statement following the announcement, the SBU claimed the anti-corruption offices were prosecuting Vitiuk in retaliation for the security service’s detention of several NABU employees earlier this summer. Vitiuk is a well-known…