The international hacker group Anonymous has released 28 gigabytes of documents it says it obtained after penetrating the Russian Central Bank’s computer security, along with a video warning Russian President Vladimir Putin that all his secrets will be revealed.
“The leak about the Central Bank of Russia (28 gigabytes) has been published by Anonymous,” says the group on Twitter, where it indicates that it has distributed the documents in various internet points and that, if the links are censored, it will share them with new ones.
In a video, hackers call the Russian president “a liar, a dictator, a war criminal, a murderer of children.”
“Thousands of innocent civilians have been killed on Putin’s orders in Ukraine, hundreds of thousands have been displaced, hospitals, schools and shelters have been bombed, children have lost their families and families have lost their children,” they said.
“Vladimir Putin, no secret is safe, we are everywhere: in your palace, where you eat, at your table, in your bedroom,” added a jacker with the typical Anonymous mask.
“Now we share thousands of documents belonging to the Central Bank of Russia: agreements, correspondence, money transfers, trade secrets of your oligarchs, economic reports that you hide from the public, trade agreements that you have signed with other countries, statements, information from your registered supporters , your video conferences and the programs you use,” says the group.
????MESSAGE FROM RABBIT:
“People shouldn’t be afraid of their government, governments should be afraid of their people.”
The Central Bank of Russian Federation leak (28 GB) has been published by Anonymous??
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— The Black Rabbit World (@Thblckrbbtworld)
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