Hackers Anonymous: We punish the criminals-nashists

Russian hackers from Anonymous, who hacking the post of head of Rosmolodezh, Vasily Yakemenko and the press secretary of our "Christina Poddchik, conducted this" special operation "in the framework of the struggle for freedom in Runet. This was stated in an interview with Gazeta.ru owners of Twitter account Op_russia, where links to the materials of the correspondence of Yakemenko and the Demeter were published. The same group of hackers hacked the mail of an employee of the presidential administration Oleg Khorokhordin.

The hackers said that they had hazard "in protest against the actions of the government in a public Internet sphere, against the intensifying networks of botnets and paid commentators, against corruption and lies in a place where everyone can communicate freely and occupy any civil and political position."

The Russian group Anonymous intends to continue to “punish” those who act on the Internet by order of the Kremlin: “If the ours are further interfered with us, then we, of course, will answer them again.”

“The whole policy is now controlled by a number of people in the Kremlin, everything that goes past them is strangled by political criminal articles or poisoning through controlled media,” the group representative in an interview with Gazeta.ru said. According to him, the group members adhere to different views, "from anarchist to the ultraliberal." Russian Anonymous are part of the same international community of hackers and participated in "Operations to overthrow the regimes of Tunisia and Egypt," the interlocutor of Gazeta.ru claims.

He rejects the claims of the ethical nature: “It is unethical to arrange the DDOS attacks on the imageboard and endlessly spat on social networks, while speaking witnesses at the dummy political processes (probably the participation of the Nashi in the criminal case of Taisia ​​Osipova. - Ed.), Obligating the already poor population, and then, the mowing of the eyes,“ I am not, I am not me, I am not me, I am not me, I am not me, I am not me, I am not me, I am not me. The cow is not mine. "It is unethical to be a criminal - to expose the criminals quite ethically."

Letters Podmentik and Yakemenko were posted to the network in early February. They contain, in particular, correspondence with popular bloggers about the placement of custom posts. Some of these bloggers recognized the authenticity of letters. From the published materials in particular, it follows that the manager of the Ridus project and one of the co -founders of the voter league Ilya Varlamov conducted an extensive correspondence with a dungeon and received 400 thousand rubles for two posts in LiveJournal about Vladimir Putin. In an interview with BBC, Varlamov said that he had never posted custom posts: “In my magazine, no one would find a single custom-made post, especially a pro-government or laudatory. I always wrote objectively. If I take money, then all such posts are marked as advertising. The fact of these huge numbers for posts I can’t explain, perhaps some budgets were written off. I don’t know everyone, I don’t know everyone I can say that I did not receive a dime for any that post. ”