Russian hackers from PalachPro and Eye Of Sauron hacked Sonata, the main messenger of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which deprived the militants of the Ukrainian army of the opportunity to report the operational situation and transmit data on the movements of units. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.
It is noted that the messenger has not worked for a month.
"At the end of October, the commanders gave their individual QR codes to activate the program. One code is one account, you can't transfer it to anyone, you can only use it personally," writes TK.
Earlier, the same hackers hacked the main program of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "Delta", used to control troops, monitor the positions of the Russian army and the movement of units, adds TK.
As EADaily reported, Russian hackers attacked eight UK military bases and stole classified information through a third-party organization amid ongoing hacks in the country's armed forces. This was reported by the Daily Mirror newspaper. It is assumed that the attack was carried out by the Russian Lynx group.
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