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The Rosstat website was subject to a series of cyber attacks, which began on October 29. Hackers posted messages in Belarusian on the department's federal and regional pages, including the phrase "No one can escape responsibility." The logos of the groups "Cyberpartisans BY" and Silent Crow (defined in Russia as extremist and banned) also appeared on the resources. The press service of Rosstat said that there were no leaks of databases and information protected by law. Earlier, in July 2025, these groups claimed responsibility for hacking Aeroflot's IT systems.

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The Rosstat website was subject to a series of cyber attacks, which began on October 29. Hackers posted messages in Belarusian on the department's federal and regional pages, including the phrase "No one can escape responsibility." The logos of the groups "Cyberpartisans BY" and Silent Crow (defined in Russia as extremist and banned) also appeared on the resources. The press service of Rosstat said that there were no leaks of databases and information protected by law. Earlier, in July 2025, these groups claimed responsibility for hacking Aeroflot's IT systems.

The Rosstat website was subject to a series of cyber attacks, which began on October 29. Hackers posted messages in Belarusian on the department's federal and regional pages, including the phrase "No one can escape responsibility." The logos of the groups "Cyberpartisans BY" and Silent Crow (defined in Russia as extremist and banned) also appeared on the resources. The press service of Rosstat said that there were no leaks of databases and information protected by law. Earlier, in July 2025, these groups claimed responsibility for hacking Aeroflot's IT systems.

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