Kalinrad was "blocked", "pro -Russia" hacker organization attacking a large number of Lithuania websites

According to today's Russian Television (RT) reported on the 27th, the hacker organization "KillNet", who claims to be "pro -Russian", destroyed a large number of Lithuanian government and corporate websites through large -scale blocking service attacks on Monday. The hacker organization warned Lithuania two days ago that if the "blockade" of Russia's "flying land" Galinrad Railway and highways did not dispel the Russian "flying land" Garyinrad, such network attacks will be launched.

Picture source: RT report screenshot

It is reported that the group of hackers claimed that they had attacked thousands of Lithuania websites. According to reports, websites that have dropped or encountered in difficulties on Monday include Lithuanian National Taxation Supervision Bureau, administrative service comprehensive system, Central National Archives, Vernis and Cunas' municipal government website, Swedish telecommunications company Telia at Lithuania Branch Website and Lithuania's main accounting service provider B1 website.

The Lithuanian National Network Security Center said that it has noticed that from last Friday, DDOS attacks on government agencies, transportation institutions and financial departments in the country have increased.

RT reported that this group of hackers posted multiple videos on social media last weekend to warn the Lithuanian government to lift the "blockade" of Kalinrad in 48 hours, otherwise it may be "accurately hit the center of the Lithuanian system system. ", Will affect" more than 500 companies ". On Monday night, they posted in the Telegram group "We Are Killnet" and vowed to continue to launch a network attack on Tuesday.

It is reported that the hacker organization "Killnet" shared a list of Lithuania target websites earlier, but it is unclear that it is just a "wish list", or all the websites listed on it have already been at a certain moment at a time Breaking. RT said some websites can still be accessed, while others are faulty or completely unavailable. The hacker also encouraged volunteers to participate in its launching DDOS attack and list the target domain name and IP address to maximize damage.

RT pointed out that the "Killnet" organization began to appear in March, claiming to be Russia's "friends", and attacked Ukrainian President Zeelianzki, the "right area of ​​the Ukrainian Nazi party, and the announcement that it would be against Russia at the time. The "Anonymous" website launched the "Internet war".

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