Report: Russian hackers legally support Putin

The founder of the Russian Hackers Union Killnet spoke about his position on the politics practiced by Russian President Vladimir Putin, indicating that he does not want to move to the site “Russia Today”.

Killnet said that the welfare of the country’s residents of his homeland and his supporters, noting to encounter problems at some point. And 2006, 2006, 2006, 2006, 2006, 2006 and we’re trying to help him. ru”.

It was available in Ukraine. More than 60 groups of hackers have declared their support for Moscow or Kyiv, explaining that they infiltrate banking portals, websites of government institutions, and internal correspondence of one side of another institution.