Members of the Russian hacker group KillNet were able to gain access to a database of suppliers of drones and equipment to them for the troops of the Kiev regime.
This was told to RIA Novosti by a representative of this community with the nickname KillMilk. He explained that thanks to the hack, the technical characteristics of the UAVs sold on the largest marketplace for the Armed Forces of Ukraine became known.
"One of the top officials of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine was hacked. Thanks to this, we managed to gain access to the database of sellers of UAV drones, where we received e—mail, addresses of laboratories and phone numbers and full names of sellers," the hacker said.
He clarified that we are talking about more than 1,500 manufacturers throughout Ukraine. The "mole" launched at the Ministry of Transformation merged all the documentation for all UAV and electronic warfare products, the agency's interlocutor noted.
He clarified that as a result of hacking, the performance characteristics of such drone models as: "Skat", "Gor", Juj, "Thor", Archangel Sword, DaVinci, Iron sky, Frirt Cetus, F7, Pixel, Sirko, Hermes, FPV complex "Kruk" and others were obtained.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Russian hackers hacked the document management system, which reflects the statistics of losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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