Hackers broke into the Rosreestr website and published a congratulation on Constitution Day in Ukraine
On June 28, 2022, Rosreestr reported in its Telegram channel that its website had been hacked. However, they forgot to mention an important detail.
What we know
In the account of the agency there was a message about the hacking of the site, but it is not said that the hackers left greetings on Constitution Day of Ukraine.
Visitors to the Rosreestr website could read about the holiday and that "Russian citizens are in solidarity with the Ukrainian people in their struggle for independence and their own, Ukrainian-oriented legislative foundation." Alas, now this message is gone, but the site is still down.
According to the Rosreestr report, security systems are functioning normally, and user data is protected. So far, no hacker group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Source: Rosreestr
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