Anonymous hacked the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and stole more than 35,000 files
By: Myroslav Trinko | 24.03.2022, 11:37
Anonymous hackers recently hacked websites Roskomnadzor And Rosatom, and now they attacked the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.
What is known
Information shared by Twitter account @YourAnonTV. The hackers stole over 35,000 files, including the bank's secret agreements. Over the next 48 hours, all this will be publicly available.
A source: @YourAnonTV
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