Anonymous supported Pussy Riot hack

The responsibility for the hacking of the site of the Khamovnik court, who sentenced the Pussy Riot participants on Friday to 2 years in prison, was taken by the American hacker network Anonymous. “We are American Anonymous. We do not forget, nor forgive. Unrest. Freedom of pussy. Tyrania is not a judge,” the BBC quotes one of the messages that appeared on the court’s website.

Internet activists replaced the title inscription on the website with the slogan "Freedom Pussy Riot!", Posted on the starting page the homosexual video clip "Mrazish" of the Bulgarian singer Azis. In addition, hackers corrected the content of the sections ( screenshot ), adding obscene comments, and also launched one of the Pussy Riot tracks with the background.

Currently, the work of the Khamovnichesky Court is restored. The Judicial Department at the Supreme Court appealed to the Investigative Committee with a request to institute criminal proceedings on the fact of a hacker attack, RAPSI reports with reference to the press secretary of the Khamovnik court, Daria Lyakh.

Earlier, Anonymous was hacked by the VISA, MasterCard, PayPal payment systems for refusing to accept payments to support WikiLeaks, and conducted DDOS advents on the sites of the European Parliament, the Vatican and Interpol. The Russian wing announced itself in early 2012 by breaking the head of the Rosmolodezh (at that time) by Vasily Yakemenko and his spokeswoman Kristina Podment, as well as a hacker attack on the site of the Kaluga regional branch of United Russia.