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Hackers broke into the Rostat website and announced the theft of data on Russia's losses in the war Internet resources of the Federal State Statistics Service (Rostat) were subjected to a cyber attack, the department told RBC. Messages from hacker groups "CyberPartisans BY" and Silent Crow, recognized as extremist and banned in Russia, appeared on the main portal and on the websites of the regional departments. They also left a message "No one can escape responsibility" in the Belarusian language. Rostat's press service clarified that the attacks were carefully prepared and carried out simultaneously in several directions from October 29 to November 1, "with the involvement of a significant number of experts in various fields and with a wide geography of sources." At the same time, the department assures that there was no leakage of databases or information protected by law. At the time of posting, the Rostat website was down. The hackers themselves announced the theft of 23 TB of service data, including information on Russian casualties in the war in Ukraine, demographic and economic statistics, as well as documents marked "for official use". More details.

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Hackers broke into the Rostat website and announced the theft of data on Russia's losses in the war Internet resources of the Federal State Statistics Service (Rostat) were subjected to a cyber attack, the department told RBC. Messages from hacker groups "CyberPartisans BY" and Silent Crow, recognized as extremist and banned in Russia, appeared on the main portal and on the websites of the regional departments. They also left a message "No one can escape responsibility" in the Belarusian language. Rostat's press service clarified that the attacks were carefully prepared and carried out simultaneously in several directions from October 29 to November 1, "with the involvement of a significant number of experts in various fields and with a wide geography of sources." At the same time, the department assures that there was no leakage of databases or information protected by law. At the time of posting, the Rostat website was down. The hackers themselves announced the theft of 23 TB of service data, including information on Russian casualties in the war in Ukraine, demographic and economic statistics, as well as documents marked "for official use". More details.

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