Offering a bitcoin for a surrendered tank, breaching a Russian TV network, and partnering with other hacker groups - Anonymous in action.
Offering a bitcoin for a surrendered tank, breaching a Russian TV network, and partnering with other hacker groups – Anonymous in action.
Founded in 2003, Anonymous describes itself as a “decentralized international activist-and hacktivist collective and movement” mostly known for its cyberattacks against several governments, institutions, and agencies.over 300 Russian targets and collected about RUB 1 billion. One such case stands out, which transpired on February 26. Anonymous breached a local TV network, cut off regular programming, and inserted images of bombs exploding in Ukraine combined with soldiers talking about the horrors they are witnessing.
“I am ready to go and pick up a rifle for Ukraine, but at the moment, my skills are better used at the computer. So I’m here in my home with my two laptops, co-ordinating this IT resistance.” – commented Roman, who works on creating websites, applications, and Telegram bots to help his country.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Russian TV protester: 'The Russian people are really against the war'Marina Ovsyannikova, the journalist who interrupted a live broadcast of Russian state TV to protest the invasion of Ukraine, says most Russians are against the war. 'This is Putin's war.'
Read more »
Russian journalist who staged TV protest: ‘It’s Putin’s war, not people’s’The TV editor who staged a live protest of the invasion of Ukraine said Sunday that the conflict is “Putin’s war, not [the] Russian people’s war.”
Read more »
Russian TV protester Marina Ovsyannikova: State propaganda 'becoming more and more distorted'Russian journalist Marina Ovsyannikova's decision to publicly protest against her country's invasion of Ukraine didn't come easy, she recalled in an ABC News interview released Sunday.
Read more »
Apple TV app on Android TV no longer allows rentals, purchases, or subscriptionsYou can only watch what you’ve paid for elsewhere.
Read more »
Vizio’s M7-Series Quantum TV is on sale today for its lowest price everYou can also save on Samsung phones that flip and fold.
Read more »