By Eliza Popova
As the focus found out, the published table contains about 5 thousand records containing names, names, patronymic, registration and passport issues, birthday dates, phone numbers, e -mail. All this is now open. "Not all, because this is not necessary. We only wanted to show how tightly with the infobes in the Russian Federation. It is said that the Ukrainian cyber-front died. Well, let's look,"-said hackers from Cyber Anarchy Squad in Telegram.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Communications on the official Telegram channel refutes data leakage from the ESIA or State Services. Officials claim that the file does not contain a complete set of parameters contained in the records of the public service portal, and the logins and passwords of users were not compromised.
"According to the Security Service, this database belongs to one of the external online systems that use simplified user identification through state services. This system does not have direct access to a complete set of users' data," the Ministry of Defense writes in Telegram. Earlier, Hackers from Ukrainian Cyber Alliance broke the Federal Penalty Service of the Russian Federation. They have posted an archive containing 500 digitized letters from Russian prisoners to their relatives.
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