Kremlin website offline after DDoS attack

[Jan]

Cyberattack brings Kremlin website down

The office of Russian President Vladimir Putin's website went down on Saturday amidst reports of denial of service (DDoS) attacks on a range of other Russian government and media websites.

The Kremlin's website was still offline on Monday, 28 February 2022.

 

[livw88]

Nice, Crash Override and Acid Burn strikes again...


*sidenote: Angelina Jolie was so hot in this movie

 

[dualmeister]

In South Africa Government breaks own website.

 

[BetaProject]

In South Africa Government breaks own website.

In Russia, website breaks you.

 

[Jet-Fighter7700]

so the frontlines are in cyberspace now?

 

[r00igev@@r]

Do you think a little script on a 10gbs server might have helped?

 

[mercurial]

DDOS or D00S?

 

[Peon]

Cyberattack brings Kremlin website down

 

[susefan]

DDOS or D00S?

Must be DOS

 

[j4ck455]

Ukraine also suffered cyberattacks where destructive software was found to be circulating in the country.

Among the victims were Ukrainian government facilities and one financial institution.

Going back to January, Russia was arresting members of Russian several hacking groups, it would not surprise me if Putin forced the arrested hackers to attack the Ukraine instead of just locking them up and forgetting they exist.

Russia arrests third hacking group, seizes carding forums

Russia arrested six people today, allegedly part of a hacking group that was involved in the theft and selling of stolen credit cards.

www.bleepingcomputer.com

 

[D tj]

So no outputin?