Russia, which attempted to invade Ukraine by taking the decision of a military operation, is at the center of the reactions. Faced with sanctions due to this move, the country did not display the expected attitude in the negotiation talks held so far. Finally, an open threat came to Russia from the famous hacker group Anonymous.
Biggest hack ever from Anonymous to Russia
Anonymous became the agenda with its hacking attack for Russia. The group said it hacked all TV channels in Russia.
Anonymous will step up gear if Russia doesn’t pull back
Russia fell into the position of an occupying state due to its decision to invade Ukraine and suddenly found itself in the middle of sanctions. Considering the increasing number of civilian casualties, even devastating sanctions cannot be effective in Russia’s withdrawal.
Hacker group Anonymous also stated that they were absolutely against the war in the first days of the invasion attempt and announced that they had declared a cyber-attack-oriented war on Russia. In this context, the Russian Federal Security Service and all TV channels in the country were hacked.
A member of the Anonymous group, which continues its cyber attacks against Russia without slowing down, recently made important statements to the BBC. Talking about the goals and tactics they adopted in this process, the hacker made an open threat to Russia in a part of the statement.
The following statements were used in the statement;
Since we declared cyber ‘war’ on the Kremlin, there have been two cyberattacks on Kremlin propaganda channels that have interrupted the main broadcast. We have published images and videos of the current situation in Ukraine.
If nothing is done to restore peace in Ukraine, we will step up and intensify attacks on the Kremlin.
Apart from that, the BBC reporter who conducted the interview said that the cyber attacks in question constitute a serious cyber crime, and the hacker said, “We accept that it is a crime. But innocent Ukrainians are being murdered.” stated that he replied.
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