Russia Bans Anonymous Transfer of Funds
Just when it appeared that the Russian Central Bank was relaxingits position on cryptocurrencies, the Russian Duma quickly dispelled such illusions. Russian lawmakers toughened the requirements for electronic money transfers during a new law’s second hearing – and prohibited “currency surrogates.” The new legislation is set to make anonymous payments between individuals illegal, Itar-Tass reported. In addition, the Duma introduced new measures that would make it easier to identify individuals transferring funds. The new legislation introduces a simplified identification process that now....
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Anonymous has attacked the Central Bank of Russia (CBR), according to a post on social media. The hacking group, which vowed to hit Russian government websites after Moscow launched its military assault on Ukraine, now says it’s also targeting foreign companies still operating in Russia. Anonymous Threatens to Release Thousands of Bank of Russia Files A twitter account associated with Anonymous announced on Thursday that the collective has hacked the Central Bank of Russia (CBR). “More than 35.000 files will be released within 48 hours with secret agreements,”....
Hacking group Anonymous has reportedly published a large amount of data allegedly belonging to the Bank of Russia. The release comes after the collective announced it had hacked Russia’s central bank earlier this week, a claim that was denied by the monetary authority in Moscow.
Anonymous Publishes Leaked Bank of Russia Files
A group affiliated with the international hacktivist collective Anonymous, identified by the Twitter handle @Thblckrbbtworld (The Black Rabbit World), has announced it leaked 28GB of data obtained from the Central Bank of Russia (CBR). Another....
Hacktivist collective Anonymous claims it has already published millions of leaked Russian emails. The group has been waging a cyberwar on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, carrying out attacks on government institutions, state-run television channels, and the central bank.
Russia’s Culture Ministry Becomes Latest Target of Anonymous
Anonymous has released well over two million emails obtained in cyberattacks on Russian organizations, the decentralized hacking group announced through social media. “This is just the beginning,” read a message posted on....
The international hacktivist collective known as Anonymous has vowed to attack Russian government websites over the recent Ukraine invasion. So far Anonymous says that it hacked the Russian Ministry of Defense database and various state-operated television channels in Russia. Additionally, a spokesperson from Russia Today (RT) said that after Anonymous’ recent statement, RT websites were inundated with DDoS attacks.
Anonymous Aims to Laser-Kill Russian Government Websites
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Bulgarian bitcoin exchange BTC-e has pulled support for the ruble, following a decision by the Russian Prosecutor's Office to ban bitcoin. A statement issued by Russia's General Prosecutor's Office said that it saw growing interest in the cryptocurrency, including from money launderers. "The official Russian currency is the ruble. The use of any other monetary instruments or surrogates is forbidden," it said, citing Russian Article 27 of Russia's Federal Law, regarding the Central Bank of Russia. The announcement is the clearest indication yet of its position regarding cryptocurrencies.....