Anonymous declares 'cyber war' on Russia

'Anonymous' Hackers' Cyber War Against Russia For Ukraine Has Twitter Rooting

Anonymous, the hacktivist group, launched cyber war against Russia in support of Ukraine. The collective took down and slowed several Russian government websites.

Anonymous declares 'cyber war' on Russia, attacks govt websites: All about the mysterious hacker collective

The hacktivist group's ideology isn't compellingly laid out, however, has, largely, hinged on promoting freedom of speech, freedom of information and the freedom to protest.

Russia-Ukraine war: Hackers' group 'Anonymous' declares 'cyber war' on Moscow

'Anonymous,' a cyber hacker group, has declared a "cyber war" against Russian President Vladimir Putin's administration as it launches a full-scale invasion of Kyiv in the midst of the continuing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The hacking collective's goal, according to international media, is to deactivate several Russian government websites. RT.com, a Russian state-controlled international television network, was also targeted by the gang.

Anonymous declares 'cyberwar' on Russia

The first action of hackers Anonymous was to take the website of the Russia Today (RT) channel offline.

Russia-Ukraine War: Anonymous declared 'cyber war' on Russia

They also claimed responsibility for the cyberattack against the Russian television station RT, which reported problems on its different sites.

Anonymous declares 'cyber war' on Russia

"The Anonymous collective is officially in cyber war with the Russian government": the international movement itself writes on its twitter account, announcing that it has hacked the site of the Rt news broadcaster. (HANDLE)