Anonymous hacked the website of Rosatom and promises to put gigabytes of agency data online
By: Myroslav Trinko | 16.03.2022, 13:18
The Anonymous hacker group continues to attack the websites of Russian government agencies. This time Rosatom got it.
What is known
This was announced by the official account Anonymous on Twitter. In the near future, hackers will begin to publish gigabytes of leaked information on the network. By the way, at the time of writing the news, the Rosatom website is already working, but intermittently.
AND BEFORE YOU ASK: No, it's not the nuclear plant that was hacked, we would never endanger any lives. The website was hacked.
— Anonymous (@YourAnonNews) March 15, 2022
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Recall that recently Anonymous hackers hacked Roskomnadzor and uploaded 800 GB of department files to the network and leaked 800 GB of data to the network.
A source: @YourAnonNews
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