'Noname057's hackers cut Tajani and Lo Voi on the darkweb'

On the darkweb, for at least two weeks, the pro-Russian hackers of "Noname057(16)" have published data and requested news, for a fee, on the Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, the Rome Prosecutor Francesco Lo Voi and the head of the Postal Police Ivano Gabrielli.

Il Fatto Quotidiano writes about it, according to which even today, this hybrid threat is online because no one has neutralized it. According to the newspaper, the Rome prosecutor's office is investigating the case.

Since last October 26th, the NoNames - who are considered linked to the GRU (Moscow's military secret service) - have placed the 'bounty' on the sensitive data of 18 people, considered enemies of the Russian Federation.

In the Italian group, in addition to Tajani, Lo Voi and Gabrielli, there is Paolo Tassan-Zanin, mayor of Aviano (Pordenone), home to an American military air base.

Among the prominent personalities abroad are Michael Schmid, president of Eurojust, Benjamin Krause, magistrate of the Frankfurt Public Prosecutor's Office, Holger Münch, head of the German criminal police and Michael Alexander Martens, investigative journalist wanted by Moscow.

Hackers offer money in exchange for the personal data of the 'wanted' and their profiles are accompanied by detailed cards with CVs, public data, private telephone numbers, emails and home addresses.