It doesn't work, thank god. " Against the background of an attack on one of the largest storage sites in the RuNet network, the number of complaints about failures in the Ministry of Defense's "subpoena registration" soared. Russians from various regions began to complain en masse about malfunctions in the electronic register of summonses for individuals. This happened at the same time as large-scale hacker attacks on Russian government services, including the systems of Rostat and the Ministry of Emergency Situations, as well as the hacking of one of the largest storage providers for Holid, which provides up to 700 thousand websites. Most often, users are dissatisfied with the inability to open a website or log into their personal account and the failure of authorization through government services. Someone is reporting that an infinite download appears and they can't download documents. Most of the messages came from Moscow and St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk and Sverdlovsk and the Primorsky Territory. "It's not working, thank God," one user wrote. not tv

It doesn't work, thank god. " Against the background of an attack on one of the largest storage sites in the RuNet network, the number of complaints about failures in the Ministry of Defense's "subpoena registration" soared. Russians from various regions began to complain en masse about malfunctions in the electronic register of summonses for individuals. This happened at the same time as large-scale hacker attacks on Russian government services, including the systems of Rostat and the Ministry of Emergency Situations, as well as the hacking of one of the largest storage providers for Holid, which provides up to 700 thousand websites. Most often, users are dissatisfied with the inability to open a website or log into their personal account and the failure of authorization through government services. Someone is reporting that an infinite download appears and they can't download documents. Most of the messages came from Moscow and St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk and Sverdlovsk and the Primorsky Territory. "It's not working, thank God," one user wrote. not tv