The hacker collective, Anonymous , claims to have hacked and shut down Russia's space agency, Roscosmos , so that Vladimir Putin "no longer has control over spy satellites" amid his invasion of Ukraine.
So much so that Network Battalion 65 or 'NB65' , a hacker group affiliated with Anonymous, posted a tweet claiming to display Roscosmos server information, claiming to have downloaded and deleted sensitive files related to satellite imagery and the Roscosmos Monitoring System. Space Agency Vehicles .
Russia denies it
The general director of Roscosmos, Dmitry Rogozin, has not been slow to respond to this announcement, also through Twitter, responding that: “the information of these scammers and small scammers is not true. All of our space activity control centers are operating normally."
Previously, these hackers would have claimed that “we won't stop until you stop dropping bombs, killing civilians, and trying to invade. Go back to Russia."
The hacker community ( blackhats ), Anonymous, claims to have raised more than 1 billion rubles and is offering money to tank crews for each tank delivered, according to Ukrainian media.
The "cyber war" against the government of Russian President Vladimir Putin has not ceased since he declared a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
