"Drain" weekly: Ukrainian IT Army broke data 3,000 Russian companies

The Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine notes that such hacker "reports" will help to track "supporters of war" and prepare evidence against them for the future international court. Representatives of the IT Army of Ukraine made a successful cyberattack at the Russian Federation and merged 3000 organizations of the aggressor country. The Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine reported this on Friday, January 12.

According to the Ministry of Defense, over the past half a year, "volunteers" have broken two hundred gigabytes of private data from three thousand companies of Russia. "Once such a week of" open data "of the citizens of the aggressor country, we will start teaching our unspecified. This is 200 GB of private data from 3000 different organizations that have been broken by our talented hackers over the past half of the year," IT representatives write Army of Ukraine in Telegram.

The department emphasized that the Ukrainian "IT Army" plans to share reports on "open data" of the Russian Federation, which will help track "supporters of war" and prepare evidence against them for the future international court. "We will teach weekly, if they are osint-ask, then write to us in the post office. Here's the first part,"-said in the message of Ukrainian hackers.

According to the IT site of Army of Ukraine, it is a community of IT professionals from all over the world that have united after the start of a full-scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine. "We are the most powerful community in Ukraine and can hold more than 800 goals at the same time," hackers say. They note that IT Army of Ukraine has created and continue to create automated attacks on information resources and services of the aggressor country.