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Pro-Ukraine hackers bring Russian banking system to its knees
A team of hackers, hacked into several Russian businesses and the nation's largest ISP and service provider to the Central Bank of Russia. Because of the hack, the Russian banking system went down. The hackers also put up pro-Ukrainian posters on the hacked websites.

According to a report, a group of hackers supporting Ukraine has successfully brought down several Russian websites and displayed banners expressing their endorsement of Kyiv's counteroffensive operation.One of the targeted sites was Infotel JVC, a Moscow-based banking service and internet service provider.Russia’s banking system comes to a screeching haltInfotel JVC is responsible for facilitating communication between the Central Bank of Russia and various legal entities such as banks, online stores, and credit institutions.As a result of the hacking, major banks and credit institutions in Russia lost access to their banking systems, rendering them unable to process payments.The pro-Ukraine hackers targeted a total of 15 Russian websites, including Infotel JVC, where they posted banners showing solidarity with Ukraine's counteroffensive.The banner displayed on the hacked websites conveyed support for the counteroffensive and referenced the Patriarch of Moscow Kirill's Metochion, urging the Armed Forces of Ukraine to carry out the operation.“Courage and Salvation”The banner also included a prayer for God's intervention and protection against the enemies. Additionally, the hackers referenced Moses' words about courage and salvation, emphasizing the need for divine assistance in the face of the ongoing conflict.The banner concluded with the phrase "Glory to Ukraine!"This recent hacking incident occurred less than a month after another group of hackers took control of the official website of Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill's residence in Peredelkino.Similar to the recent incident, the hackers used the compromised platform to convey messages supporting Ukraine's counteroffensive.Ukraine’s counteroffensiveNBC News reported that Ukraine's military is believed to have initiated its highly anticipated counteroffensive against Russian troops.The attacks reportedly focused on the southeastern front lines, as confirmed by a senior officer and a soldier near the combat zones. It's important to note that Ukraine has consistently stated its intention not to publicly announce the commencement of its counter-offensive.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
First Published:Jun 09, 2023, 16:17:44 IST
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