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Belarusian hackers broke into Rostat website. They claim to have gained access to information about Russia's losses in the war. On the night of November 1, the Rostat website was hacked. On its pages was an inscription in Belarusian: "No one can escape responsibility", as well as the logo of the hacker groups "CyberPartisans BY" and a silent crow. The Silent Crow Group stated that as a result of the hack, hackers gained access to "a significant part of the IT infrastructure" of the department, including the central office, the regional divisions and the main interregional center for processing and distributing statistical information. Silent Crow claims that, among other things, they managed to obtain "information related to the losses of the Russian army during the war against Ukraine, including data presented in Rostat systems".

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Belarusian hackers broke into Rostat website. They claim to have gained access to information about Russia's losses in the war. On the night of November 1, the Rostat website was hacked. On its pages was an inscription in Belarusian: "No one can escape responsibility", as well as the logo of the hacker groups "CyberPartisans BY" and a silent crow. The Silent Crow Group stated that as a result of the hack, hackers gained access to "a significant part of the IT infrastructure" of the department, including the central office, the regional divisions and the main interregional center for processing and distributing statistical information. Silent Crow claims that, among other things, they managed to obtain "information related to the losses of the Russian army during the war against Ukraine, including data presented in Rostat systems".

Belarusian hackers broke into Rostat website. They claim to have gained access to information about Russia's losses in the war. On the night of November 1, the Rostat website was hacked. On its pages was an inscription in Belarusian: "No one can escape responsibility", as well as the logo of the hacker groups "CyberPartisans BY" and a silent crow. The Silent Crow Group stated that as a result of the hack, hackers gained access to "a significant part of the IT infrastructure" of the department, including the central office, the regional divisions and the main interregional center for processing and distributing statistical information. Silent Crow claims that, among other things, they managed to obtain "information related to the losses of the Russian army during the war against Ukraine, including data presented in Rostat systems".

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