In response to Ukraine’s drone attack on Russian air bases, Anonymous defaced two Russian websites. The hack, displaying the Taiwanese flag alongside the Ukrainian flag and a peace proposal, included embedded videos showcasing the attack and trailers from Sony’s Spider-Man universe. The group’s proposal suggests referendums in occupied Ukrainian territories to determine their future status, potentially leading to a neutral security alliance. Finally, the hacktivists outlined a broader “Democratic Project 2029” with 30 proposed goals for political reform.
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Anonymous’s recent release of 10 terabytes of leaked data is making waves across the internet, promising a deep dive into the financial dealings of the Kremlin and its associated businesses. The sheer scale of the leak – 10 terabytes, a figure that dwarfs the storage capacity many can even comprehend – is unprecedented, hinting at the potential for significant revelations. This volume of data surpasses the expectations of most, recalling a time when a 1.44 MB floppy disk seemed immense, highlighting just how much information might be contained within.
The data reportedly exposes a range of individuals and entities. This includes detailed information on businesses operating within Russia, both domestic and international.… Continue reading
In retaliation for a September cyberattack by the pro-Russian group Noname057(16) on Taiwanese websites, Anonymous defaced the Russian blogging service Diary.ru. The defacement featured Ukrainian imagery, the Anonymous logo, and the phrase “Taiwan Numbah Wan,” referencing a previous online feud. The hacktivists also promoted a “neutral security belt” encompassing several countries between NATO and Russia. This action highlights the ongoing cyber warfare surrounding the conflict in Ukraine and its global implications.
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