During a Fox News interview earlier this week, multi-hypenate billionaire and X-formerly-Twitter owner Elon Musk has blamed a "massive cyberattack" targeting the microblogging platform on Ukraine. But, as Wired reports, his evidence is flimsy at best. Musk claimed that "IP addresses" behind the attack originated in the embattled European nation. But, as experts told the publication, that's far from actual proof. "What we can conclude from the IP data is the geographic distribution of traffic sources, which may provide insights into botnet composition or infrastructure used," connectivity firm Zayo chief security officer Shawn Edwards told Wired. "What we can’t conclude […]