On Saturday morning, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine entered its third day, some of the country’s official government websites went down following a . Among the sites that aren’t accessible as of the writing of this article include and the country’s Ministry of Defence. Several Twitter accounts claiming affiliation with Anonymous say the international hacking collective is behind the attacks.
“Faced with this series of attacks that Ukraine has been suffering from the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, we could not help but support the Ukrainian people,” said one account. At the start of the conflict, the group it would launch a “cyber war against the Russian government.” However, the Kremlin has denied Anonymous is behind the attacks, according to .
It’s believed Anonymous is also responsible for hacking several Russian state TV channels. People have showing those…
