Ukrainian hackers attacked 6 major internet providers in Moscow and St. Petersburg
Kyiv • UNN
Ukraine's IT army and hackers from the Defense Intelligence Service blocked the work of six major Internet providers in Moscow and St. Petersburg for several days. Among the attacked were Smile, Rostelecom, CityLink, Helicon, Nevalink, and Lifeline.
The Ukrainian IT army, together with hackers from the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, kept six major Internet providers in Moscow and St. Petersburg offline for several days. This was reported by UNN with reference to the IT Army of Ukraine.
Details
Together with the GUR, they kept as many as 6(!) huge Internet providers in Moscow and St. Petersburg offline for several days. Namely: Smile, Rostelecom, CityLink, Helicon, Nevalink, and Lifeline. This is a classic case when 2+2 does not equal four and joint work gives a multiple increase
They also call on Ukrainians to join attacks on Russian infrastructure.
Recall
In the summer, Ukraine's IT army took out Mastertel, the main provider of communication services for Russian banks, which led to the halt of some banking operations and prevented Russians from using exchange offices.
