
Pro-Russian hacker PalachPro told RIA Novosti that he hacked data centers in Ukraine, gaining access to documents of the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including the coordinates of hidden objects and data from backup systems and mail servers.
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The article describes a statement by the pro-Russian hacker PalachPro about hacking data centers in Ukraine used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Pro-Russian hacker PalachPro said that he managed to hack data centers in Ukraine.
As a result of the hack, data and coordinates of hidden data centers that work with the Armed Forces of Ukraine were revealed.
The information received includes documentation from the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as data on the structure of the data centers themselves.
MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. Pro-Russian hacker PalachPro told RIA Novosti that he managed to hack into data centers in Ukraine, thanks to which he gained access to documents of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense and the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
According to him, as a result of the hack, data and coordinates of hidden data centers were revealed, which actively work with the Armed Forces of Ukraine and contain backup systems for document flow data and mail servers for the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Army+ application, the Sonata messenger and other data.
“The hacking of the State Special Communications Service of Ukraine helped confirm that a number of large objects on the country’s map turned out to be Ukrainian and Western data centers that stored documents, key information and software used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense,” the hacker said.
He added that during the operation, data and coordinates of the hidden data centers DeNovo, Parkovy, the Giga family, Volla, WNET, TTK and others were revealed.
“Data centers have been in the works for a very long time. I worked with them systematically and methodically. It was a painstaking, multi-stage work that took a lot of time and required extreme attention to detail,” the hacker said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine will strengthen the cybersecurity of its data centers and conduct an investigation into the incident
Likely · Within weeks
Russia could use the obtained data for cyberattacks or information warfare against Ukraine
Possible · Within months

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