Belarusian Hacktivists Breach KGB, Leak 8600 Employee Files
April 29, 2024
The Belarusian hacktivist group Cyber-Partisans infiltrated the KGB's network, accessing over 8,600 personnel files.
Documents, including a list of website administrators and server logs, were published as proof by the group on Telegram.
The hack was a response to KGB's allegations of the Cyber-Partisans planning attacks on infrastructure, which the group denies.
Cyber-Partisans aim to protect Belarusian lives and have created a chatbot to expose KGB agents.
The group has actively targeted Belarusian government bodies since 2020, notably disrupting Russian military transit in 2022.
They pledge to persist with their cyberattacks until the Belarusian government ceases its repressive actions.
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Security Affairs • Apr 29, 2024
Cyber-Partisans hacktivists claim to have breached Belarus KGB