Anonymous hackers disabled Putin's website

Hackers from the Russian wing of Anonymous’s movement attacked the Kremlin Internet resources. Virtual crackers reported this on theirTwitter , writes Ridus . True, at the time of writing the material, the resources of Kremlin.ru and President.rf worked without apparent difficulties.

In turn, the Kremlin’s Internet service confirmed that they really recorded the strengthening of hacker attacks on sites and noted that all possible measures are being taken for uninterrupted operation of resources. It was also reported there that the attacks began at 11 a.m. Moscow time, but virtual crackers could not achieve any result, Interfax reports.

On the eve of the Opposition Promotion of Millions , which ended with clashes of the civilian population with the police, representatives of the Anonymous movement placed on YouTube an appeal to Russian citizens, in which they promised to support their protest. The attack really took place, but the government’s sites and the Prime Minister of Russia even with interruptions, but still worked.

“We are very serious about these threats, and we are fully armed. There are serious attacks, but the qualifications of our specialists are serious,” the Kremlin Internet service emphasized.