Hacker Group Anonymous Declares Cyberwar on Putin

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Hacker Group Anonymous Declares Cyberwar on Putin

Hacker Group Anonymous Declares Cyberwar on Putin

In the 21st century, cyberwar has become more effective than actual physical war. This is why the famous hacker group Anonymous declared cyberwar on  in the case of ’s invasion of e.

The hacking group tweeted late Thursday through an account linked to Anonymous, @YourAnonOne, targeting Vladimir Putin’s regime.

In recent days, the group has claimed several cyber incidents, including a distributed denial-of-service attack – in which a website becomes inaccessible by bombarding it with traffic – has weakened government-sponsored news by the government and  Today website service. The DDoS attack appeared to be still active on Sunday afternoon as the official pages of the Kremlin, and the Ministry of Defense remained inaccessible.

Anonymous also said it hacked the Defense Ministry’s database. On Sunday, the group hacked n state television. Hackers started streaming pro-ian content, including patriotic songs and images of the invasions on n TVs.

As an informal collective, the group’s nature makes it challenging to pinpoint Anonymous for these attacks.

Today has publicly blamed Anonymous for problems with its website. They claim that the attack came from the United States after issuing a “declaration of war.”

By contrast, cyber activity against e has so far been quiet. However, there have been widespread predictions that the n military would attack the country and cause digital shock.

ian websites also got hacked, including the ian Ministry of Defense and e’s largest commercial bank, PrivatBank.

Later, several small Hacker groups joined Anonymous. They have blocked national TV channels in , releasing n propaganda.

Let’s see what the next steps of anonymous will be.

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