Anonymous Collective claims to have hacked the Russian Space Research Institute, data will be shared soon
A hacker on Twitter posted that Russian Space Institute Research is hacked by @YourAnonSpider.
image courtesy:roscosmos/twitter
On Monday, the Anonymous collective on Twitter posted that Russian Space Institute Research was hacked by @YourAnonSpider. The hack was done in response to the killnet’s attack on Norway and Lithuania.
Anonymous further claims that the data will be shared soon. Anonymous has been attacking Russian businesses and government entities under the operation of Russia. Several website data have since been released either on the dark web, telegram, DDoSecrets or Twitter. But now after all this pro-Russian hacker groups are now attacking countries which are supporting Ukraine in the war against Russia.
“Russian Space Research Institute hacked by @YourAnonSpider in response to killnet’s attack on Norway and Lithuania. Data will be shared soon. We don’t forgive #Anonymous #OpRussia,” the hacker tweeted.
Russian Space Research Institute hacked by @YourAnonSpider in response to killnet's attack on norway and lithuania. Data will be shared soon. We don't forgive #Anonymous #OpRussia pic.twitter.com/qsZRKa4nzc
— Anonymous (@OpFuckKillnet) July 3, 2022
Anonymous also retweeted the post of @YourAnonSpider. “#Killnet Twitter tango down Don’t mess with hackers you can’t compare yourself…. F * * K – Y O U – K I L L N E T #Anonymous #OpRussia“, tweeted by @YourAnonSpider.
#Killnet Twitter tango down
Don't mess with hackers you can't compare yourself….
F * * K – Y O U – K I L L N E T #Anonymous #OpRussia pic.twitter.com/WBs73PL7pf
— Spid3r 🕷️ 🏴☠️ (@YourAnonSpider) July 4, 2022
On April 26, Anonymous also claimed that it hacked into Russian energy companies to expose emails and continue its cyberwar in support of Ukraine.
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