The Anonymous collective has declared a cyber war against Russia for invading Ukraine this February 2022. The group called Anonymous has made a public post in the protest against the heinous crime of Russia’s Vladimir Putin regime.

The Anonymous collective is officially in cyber war against the Russian government. #Anonymous #Ukraine

— Anonymous (@YourAnonOne) February 24, 2022

Since then there have been several incidents of hacking on Russian websites both government and privately funded. Recently, a Twitter account named Darkbloom claimed that they have “compromised” the website of Russian IT company obit(.)ru.

Just like we said, #Russian IT company obit(.)ru has been compromised.
Below you can find one of their config files to their relays #OpRussia #Anonymous #Ukraine #StandWithUkraine @PucksReturn @Cyberknow20 https://t.co/8DcGpfrOsy

— Darkbloom (@DarkbloomSec) June 10, 2022

Darkbloom is administrated by a group of hactivists. They have been claiming to breach multiple sites across Russia. They are even posting proof of activities on their Twitter account.

They also tagged other two Anonymous collectives on their accounts such as Cyberknow20 and  PucksReturn. Three of these accounts are currently raging a cyberwar against Russia as detected from the tweets they produce.

Russia has been attacking Ukrainian with DDoS jeopardizing 100 million devices ahead of the invasion. Ukrainian Defense Ministry and Private Bank, Ukraine’s largest commercial bank has been imperiled. Russia also played a heinous role in destroying Ukrainian computers. UK’s National Cyber Security Centre said, “The cyber activity from Russia against Ukraine has been there, but is consistent with Russia’s cyber harassment of the country going back years.”

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An anonymous collective of the world is now targeting Russia in an innovative protest against the invasion. As the Russian government continues with the war on Ukrainian soil, the anonymous hacker groups have initiated cyber hacking to teach Russia about the consequences of war.

Anonymous decentralized international hacktivists and the activist collective have launched a cyber war against the Russian government jeopardizing many of its sectors. After hacking Kommersant Radio Station and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, they have targeted Clinical Hospital “RZD-Medicine” in St. Petersburg.

LulzSecMafia has posted on Twitter at IST 6:28 A.M. addressing Russian President Vladimir Putin and they have also included the next website on their hacking list. The note to the President of Russia reads, “So, what’s up cats? what’d we have for you today? Clinical Hospital “RZD-Medicine” in St. Petersburg- That’s right, f*ck Russia. And, no no-no. We’re far from done with this little project of ours; you know, the one we call the lulzageddon. We told you in the beginning. No one’s safe. Russia & Belarus is just our target for the time being. Just wait. There’s TONS of lulz to be had.”

Clinical Hospital "RZD-Medicine" in St. Petersburg.https://t.co/rlPsnOYTfO#LulzSecMafia#OpRussia pic.twitter.com/0ORS0wii2s

— LSM (@LulzSecMafia) June 11, 2022

LulzSecMafia (LSM) is an organization that provides high-quality entertainment at the expense of exposing government and leaders.  They have claimed that they extracted the file system and networking information of the Russian site.

Netizens are saying this is a prior indication of another hacking that will take place soon in Russia. Several Twitter users have been cheering the efforts of the anonymous collective in an attempt to protest innovatively against the war.

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