According to Ukrinform, the Ministry of Digital Transformation reports in a Telegram.

“Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the IT army has gathered IT experts from all over the country to fight the enemy on the cyber front. The past week has been quite productive! 135 online resources were hacked from April 11-17.” The statement was in the message.

Thus, as a result of the attack on the Russian national product labeling system, the Ministry of Industry of the Russian Federation was forced to authorize the production and sale of goods without a QR code. He then said that he would live without a system for a while.

The toll-collection attack of the Russian system for trucks weighing 12 tons created significant barriers to the movement of trucks on highways.

Due to the attacks of the IT army, online accounting services were unstable, and Sberbank, one of the largest banks in Russia, suffered from failures in business and customer service.

As a result of the attack on online TV platforms, Russian residents could not consume another dose of propaganda from the Russian authorities.

Online food ordering services were also attacked.

“Russians who wanted to order food online due to system malfunctions had difficulties. But these are just flowers. Soon they will forget what the internet is,” said the Ministry of Finance.

As Ukrinform reported, according to media reports, the American company Monotype, which owns the rights to the fonts Times New Roman, Arial, Verdana, Tahoma and Helvetica, has blocked Russian users from accessing its library on the site.