Anonymous hacked Russian television again, and unknown hackers “embedded” RuTube video hosting
May 9, 2022
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The service does not turn on at the time of writing. The bug report suggests “Go to RuTube later”. what is known RuTube has confirmed that the service
The service does not turn on at the time of writing. The bug report suggests “Go to RuTube later”.
what is known
RuTube has confirmed that the service has suffered a cyberattack and is temporarily down as a result.
After the sites of Russian agencies, which have been constantly exposed to cyber attacks for the last two months, hackers reached RuTube. Video hosting has been hit by a strong cyberattack. It is currently impossible to access the platform. The Response Task Force is already working to restore access to the video service. How long the recovery process will take will become clear in the near future, – wrote the managers.
About an hour after the first message, the telegram channel made the following statement: “Experts have localized the event, security work is ongoing. We will announce the timing of the video service restart in the near future.”
It is unknown who is behind this attack.
RuTube could be a new target for Ukrainian IT army or Anonymous hackers.
So far, no one has claimed responsibility for the hacking.
The company itself states that “Third parties could not access the video archive. The entire library, including private content, remains stored on the service.”.
The description is very interesting, given that the video content is already publicly available. and here personal data (emails, phones, payment data, geolocation, etc.).
Anonymous reported today, with the help of a short video, that on May 9, there was a successful attack on Russian television. Therefore, we can assume that RuTube is also their value.
Hackers hacked the TV show page and changed the names of all TV shows. “You have the blood of thousands of Ukrainians and hundreds of their murdered children on your hands. The television and the authorities are lying. There is no war.”– spoken in messages.
John Wilkes is a seasoned journalist and author at Div Bracket. He specializes in covering trending news across a wide range of topics, from politics to entertainment and everything in between.