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Belarusian hackers hacked the Rosstat website. The silent hacker groups Crow from Ukraine and Cyberpartisans from Belarus announced the hacking of the Rosstat website. The department's press service confirmed the attack. Hackers said they managed to exfiltrate 23 terabytes of data from the site, including "information related to Russian military losses during the war against Ukraine, including data presented in Rosstat systems." In total, about 23TB of information was uploaded during our stay in the infrastructure. The bulk of them are databases, internal documents, service information and data from employees' work computers, said Silent Crow. In addition to the uploaded information, the hackers left the address "No one will escape responsibility" in Belarus on the main page of Rosstat. To protect yourself and your loved ones from online tracking, buy VPN ASTRA or connect free text: @astrVPN

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Belarusian hackers hacked the Rosstat website. The silent hacker groups Crow from Ukraine and Cyberpartisans from Belarus announced the hacking of the Rosstat website. The department's press service confirmed the attack. Hackers said they managed to exfiltrate 23 terabytes of data from the site, including "information related to Russian military losses during the war against Ukraine, including data presented in Rosstat systems." In total, about 23TB of information was uploaded during our stay in the infrastructure. The bulk of them are databases, internal documents, service information and data from employees' work computers, said Silent Crow. In addition to the uploaded information, the hackers left the address "No one will escape responsibility" in Belarus on the main page of Rosstat. To protect yourself and your loved ones from online tracking, buy VPN ASTRA or connect free text: @astrVPN

Belarusian hackers hacked the Rosstat website. The silent hacker groups Crow from Ukraine and Cyberpartisans from Belarus announced the hacking of the Rosstat website. The department's press service confirmed the attack. Hackers said they managed to exfiltrate 23 terabytes of data from the site, including "information related to Russian military losses during the war against Ukraine, including data presented in Rosstat systems." In total, about 23TB of information was uploaded during our stay in the infrastructure. The bulk of them are databases, internal documents, service information and data from employees' work computers, said Silent Crow. In addition to the uploaded information, the hackers left the address "No one will escape responsibility" in Belarus on the main page of Rosstat. To protect yourself and your loved ones from online tracking, buy VPN ASTRA or connect free text: @astrVPN

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