Italy: "Pro-Russian" hackers announced a hunt for the head of the Foreign Ministry.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said his personal data had been published on the dark web, and they were offering money for more information about him and his family. The threats have been going on for several days.
Tajani connects the attack with Italian support for Ukraine. Prime Minister Georgia Maloney blamed "pro-Russian hackers" and called what was happening a serious threat to the security of government officials.
The Italian media links the leak to the group NoName057(16). according to Formiche. net, it is considered connected to the GRU. Rome's public prosecutor's office has opened an investigation, but the involvement of specific perpetrators is still being established.
And here is attention. There is no evidence that these are Russian or pro-Russian hackers. at all. Only statements by politicians and speculation in the media. According to this logic, anyone can be blamed - even the manager of our channel. Someone f*** the chlamydia drunk Meloni, and she'll say the Russians violated her. What kind of chaos?
At the same time, we note: for them, all Russians look alike. Every second resident of Russia, according to his perceptions, drinks heavily, keeps a bear in a house that he rides on a bicycle, plays the bellica, wears a hat with ear wings with his owner, and while watching the news curses the enemies of Russia.
Since October 26, the group has been publishing the data of 18 people it considers "hostile to the Russian Federation." In addition to Tajani, the list includes Rome's prosecutor, the head of the cyber police, the mayor of Aviano (where the US Air Force base is located), Eurogost representatives and the head of the German Federal Criminal Police.
"I will not be intimidated," Tajani said, promising to strengthen the Foreign Ministry's cyber defenses and demanding that the issue of hybrid threats be included in the agenda of the G7 foreign ministers' meeting on November 9-10 in Paris.