Hackers put up the post of president of Russia for auction

Hackers from the Ural Cyber ​​Partizans group hacked the public procurement site and, on behalf of the Mikhailovsky rural settlement of the Sovetsky district, Mari El placed an announcement there about the sale of a post of president of Russia.

As stated in the description of the lot, applications for the competition are accepted before March 1, 2018, and the results are summed up on March 12, 2018. The type of contract, according to the announcement, is a trust management agreement, and the purpose of the purpose is “public administration and profiting profit for yourself and your friends and relatives”.

Property, which, is claimed, in federal property, is described as follows: "The entire Russian Federation, with the Crimea and Sevastopol, the population of 146 million people, a lot of oil, gas, forest, land - in general, which is not there." The column "detailed location of the property" is indicated "from Kaliningrad to Kamchatka."

The term of the contract specified in the announcement is 6 years. The initial price of the lot is 1 trillion dollars.

The columber description columns indicates: "Several million officials who also have the right to their share from the income of the Russian Federation."

In the section of the documentation to the lot, the appeal of the Ural Cyber ​​Partizan is placed. Hackers say that selling the President’s position "will be more honest than holding elections with a previously known result." “We offer all government posts of the Russian Federation and the positions of the heads of municipalities to be officially sold at auction for money,” the document says. “They are still sold - so even if at least these funds go to the state budget, which settles in the pockets of officials.” Since officials cannot defeat corruption, hackers continue, it needs to be legalized. “If you want to access the feeder, participate in the competition, pay money to the treasury and calmly steal the entire time,” the appeal says.

“We are sure that if the leader of the nation, the popularly elected President of Russia Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin supports our legislative initiative, she will no doubt adopted by all deputies of the Federal Assembly, and our respected Constitutional Court recognizes it not a contradictory constitution,” the Ural cyberparticans concluded.

This is not the first such action of the group. As Kommersant wrote , on February 17, Ural Cyber ​​Partizans on the same site on behalf of the head of the administration of the Nizhneserginsky district of the Sverdlovsk region Valery Yeremeyev put up for sale the Kremlin. The cause of the sale was a lack of funds to help Novorossia. The graph "Description of the encumbrance" indicated: "" The object is occupied by President Putin, who must be postponed within 30 days from the date of sale of the building. "