The Telegram channel of Sobyanin, the mayor of the Russian capital, was hacked
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin’s personal Telegram channel was hacked on the evening of June 21.
Unknown individuals gained access to the channel and posted numerous messages in support of Ukraine.
The cyberattack on the Russian official’s verified page took place on his birthday.
Many of the channel’s subscribers noticed the appearance of dozens of identical messages containing appeals and accusations directed at the current Russian government.
In particular, the hackers published phrases such as: “Glory to Ukraine,” “Moscow will burn,” “Russian assholes, I donated specifically for drones,” and other similar statements.
The channel targeted in the hack was titled “Sergei Sobyanin. Personal Blog.” This online platform is one of two official information resources of the Moscow mayor on the Telegram messaging app.
The page was used to publish informal reports and greetings on behalf of the head of the aggressor country’s capital.
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