Anonymous Site Hacked After Declaring Cyberwar On Russia

The hacking efforts till now made by the group Anonymous have been described as haphazard, unorganized, and indiscriminate. They have been dealt with a fresh blow as Anonymous' website was hacked after they declared cyberwar on Russia.

Killnet, a hacking group, makes the claim to have taken down a prominent Anonymous webpage, and also the neo-Nazi Ukrainian Right Sector paramilitary organization and the Ukrainian president's office.

On Tuesday afternoon, users trying to visit Anonymous' official site, 'anonymoushackers.net,' were greeted with the statement “Sorry, that didn’t work. Please try again or come back later. 500 Error. Internal Server Error.”

Anonymoushackers.net landing page on Tuesday, 1 March, 2022.

Killnet complemented the action with a Russian-language video message, which included a masked figure reciting a statement against a background of a Russian flag.

Watch the Killnet video below:

https://youtu.be/B1c9UtgTA2k

“Greetings, Russians and fr...

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