A message about a hack by an underground organization appeared on Alabuga’s website — un...
A message about a hack by an underground organization appeared on Alabuga’s website — unknown individuals claim they dumped all the databases
Yesterday, a message from the underground organization Black Spark appeared on the website of the Alabuga special economic zone in Tatarstan, The Insider noticed. The unknown individuals claim they had been “working inside the system” for several months and dumped databases of employees, supply chains, and other areas.
In addition, it is claimed that the underground members left “hundreds of surprises in fresh batches of ‘Gerans’” — when an attempt is made to launch them, these drones, it is claimed, “will explode.” It is impossible to independently confirm these statements, The Insider notes.
This is our response to the recruitment of 15-year-old children to assemble killer drones. And in Alabuga they are proud of exactly that. We already have the lists of everyone involved. Some, after a short conversation, agreed to help us get into production. Right now there is a major commotion in Alabuga: they had to physically shut down their servers, and FSB officers are checking everyone who could be involved in the penetration of the system,
the Black Spark message says.
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Secrecy Reached the Front Page
Alabuga's website carried a message about a hack and dumped databases.
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