RIA Novosti: pro-Russian hackers hacked the database of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Latvia
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16 pro-Russian hacker groups reported hacking more than 100 resources, including the database of the Latvian Ministry of Internal Affairs. This was a response to Ukrainian attacks on Pskov, Crimea and Donbass, transmits “RIA Novosti” with reference to the statement of the hackers.
It is specified that the operation is directed against “accomplices of Ukrainian attacks” on Russia. The hackers claim to have disrupted the work of 127 information resources in Poland and the Baltic States. In addition, the channels for exchanging official messages of state bodies were paralyzed, parking meters and the mobile banking system were disabled.
As a result of the hacking of the database of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Latvia, the correspondence of the department, information about employees and the police, financial documents, etc. got into the network. In the statement, the hackers stressed that they would continue attacks in support of the special operation, RIA Novosti notes.
After the start of the Russian special operation in Ukraine, Kyiv began to regularly make attempts to attack the territory of the Russian Federation. Earlier today the Ministry of Defense reported about the destruction of four boats of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the way to the Crimea. In addition, an aircraft-type drone was shot down at night in the Black Sea. Another drone was destroyed by an air defense system over the territory of the Kursk region.
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