Ukrainian hackers made “Goblin” Aksyonov listen to the national anthem of Ukraine and the song of group “Leningrad”
Ukrainian hackers made “Goblin” Aksyonov listen to the national anthem of Ukraine and the song of group “Leningrad”
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“Officials” were kind of confused.
Ukrainian hackers hacked the cameras in the “administration” of the occupied Krasnoperekopsk in Crimea during a conference call with “Prime Minister” of Crimea Sergey Aksenov.
At this time there had been “mayor” of Sochi and other “officials”. Cracking camera, hackers have included her using the band’s song “Leningrad” “Moscow, for whom ringing your bells?”. Then the “officials” allowed to listen to the national anthem of Ukraine.
In the description of the video States that many of the cameras has a microphone and speaker and talkback, you can apply sounds to the camera
“All the sounds that were fed to the chamber, heard all the administration, and even Sergey Aksenov,” – say the hackers.
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We will remind, the Ukrainian hackers “Cyberhunt” 24 Oct, stated that the alleged access and full control of the correspondence in the mail of the Russian presidential aide Vladislav Surkov.
The site InformNapalm published online some of the documents that the Ukrainian hackers gained while hacking mail Surkov. “Hacktivists” have provided a file with the gigabytes of information they took from the mailbox reception Surkov. Also, the text stated that the hackers gained access to a PC located in the office of the assistant to the Russian President.
In the administration of the President of the Russian Federation familiarized himself with the published correspondence and stated that marmots do not use e-mail.
In turn, the interior Ministry also confirmed the authenticity of the correspondence of Putin aide Surkov. Law enforcement officers conducted the relevant examination.