A message about a hack appeared on the Alabuga website, where Russian drones are assembled. Unidentified people claim to have obtained the employee base and supply chain

Unidentified people claim to have obtained the employee base and supply chain

On the website of the special economic zone “Alabuga” in Tatarstan, where the production of attack drones is launched, a message temporarily appeared on behalf of the underground organization “Black Spark”. The Insider drew attention to this after discovering an archived copy of the page dated June 27.

The message said that “Black Spark” allegedly “infiltrated the production of UAVs “Geran-2” and “Geran-3”” and worked inside the system for several months. Unknown people claimed that they had downloaded the employee database, data about their relatives, places of residence, as well as information about supply chains.

In addition, the hackers said they left “hundreds of surprises” in the drone shipments. It is impossible to independently confirm these claims. Representatives of Alabuga did not publicly comment on them; now the site is operating as usual.

🔵 Context . SEZ "Alabuga" is located in the Yelabuga region of Tatarstan. Before the outbreak of a full-scale war, it developed as an industrial site with foreign residents and its own educational project, but after that it was repurposed for defense orders.

On the territory of Alabuga, they launched the production of Shahed-type drones, which in Russia are called “Geran-2” and are used for attacks in Ukraine. According to journalists and human rights activists, Alabuga Polytech students were recruited to work in production.