Posted on Mar 24, 2022
Anonymous claims hack on Russia’s Central Bank and will ‘release secret agreements’
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Hacking group Anonymous has claimed an attack on Russia’s Central Bank.
In a post on Twitter, an account representing the group said that it would release 35,000 files in 48 hours that apparently contains “secret agreements”.
The account has not yet given proof that it had successfully undertaken the hack, or that it had access to the promised documents.
In a post on Twitter, an account representing the group said that it would release 35,000 files in 48 hours that apparently contains “secret agreements”.
The account has not yet given proof that it had successfully undertaken the hack, or that it had access to the promised documents.
Anonymous claims hack on Russia’s Central Bank and will ‘release secret agreements’
Posted from independent.co.uk
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Ukraine
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."The account has not yet given proof that it had successfully undertaken the hack, or that it had access to the promised documents.
The Russian Central Bank did not respond to a request for comment from The Independent before time of publication.
The hacking group has attacked numerous other Russian organisations as part of a solidarity campaign in support of Ukraine following the invasion of the country on 24 February.
Other targets, including a Russian nuclear energy company, television stations, websites, and even printers.
Anonymous has also claimed to have intercepted Russian military radio to make it broadcast the troll face meme."...
..."The account has not yet given proof that it had successfully undertaken the hack, or that it had access to the promised documents.
The Russian Central Bank did not respond to a request for comment from The Independent before time of publication.
The hacking group has attacked numerous other Russian organisations as part of a solidarity campaign in support of Ukraine following the invasion of the country on 24 February.
Other targets, including a Russian nuclear energy company, television stations, websites, and even printers.
Anonymous has also claimed to have intercepted Russian military radio to make it broadcast the troll face meme."...
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