Anonymous linked hacker group NB65 said it hacked Russia’s QIWI payment system and gained access to its database.

The hackers say they have 10.5 TB of data, including 12.5 million credit cards and 30 million payment records. They also said that they encrypted their QIWI database.

NB65 gave the company three days to contact them. After that time, the hackers promised to release one million records per day.

Hi Qiwi (has a twitter account lol let’s see how long it takes). We collected and drank about 10.5TB of backup.
Your company has been taken care of by Network Battalion 65. If you want to get rid of this, we recommend that you contact us… Gentlemen, you are very bored.#SlavaUkraine #FCKPTN pic.twitter.com/OWI6r8hn1P

– NB65 (@xxNB65) May 1, 2022

QIWI said the services are operating normally and customers’ personal data is safe.

NB65 described the company’s attempts to reject everything as “bold.”

It’s funny to us that Qiwi is denying everything. Here’s some valid information we haven’t completely hacked… have fun:
https://share.riseup[dot]network /# yKWf0AzMocydyjHSFUdVHw

https://share.riseup[dot]network /# DYosdwWcNoLNeSOvng23e
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes @QiwiRussia

– NB65 (@xxNB65) May 1, 2022

Let us remind you that Anonymous hackers declared a cyber war against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In March, NB65 announced the collapse of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Company.