Russian hackers exposed 1,700 Ukrainian intelligence agents. The Russian hacking group RaHDit has “exposed” 1,700 intelligence agents working for the Security Service of Ukraine and 2,000 members of the Ukrainian naval service.
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The doxxing of Ukrainian agents and naval personnel was done in response to the attack on the Crimean bridge earlier this week, the hacking group told Sputnik.
The hackers also leaked information about members of the volunteer organization UA Cats Division, which collects donations for maritime drones for the Ukrainian government.
Additionally, in retaliation for the recent deadly raid, RaHDit revealed the routes of the civilian ships from which naval drones with explosives were likely launched at the Crimean bridge.
According to the hacking group, two tankers, the Beks Loyal and the Khudayar Yusifzade, could have participated in the drone launch operation to attack the bridge.
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A few days before the attack, one of them drifted off the Russian coast in the Black Sea, while the second drifted south.
Source of information: en.sputniknews.africa
