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Home > Cybersecurity > Russian federal agencies are hacked by supply chain attacks

Russian federal agencies are hacked by supply chain attacks

The Russian government has stated that some federal agency websites were hacked with a supply chain attack.


Rusen Gobel Rusen Gobel
March 10, 2022
1 min read
Russian federal agencies are hacked by supply chain attacks

The cyberwar between Russia and Ukraine goes on. Both sides are doing their best to compromise the other side’s network for propaganda, espionage, and disabling government-related services. As a follow-up, the Russian government has stated that some of their federal agency websites are hacked.

Several websites are affected

The hacked websites belong to Energy Ministry, the Federal Bailiff Service, Federal State Statistics Service, Federal Antimonopoly Service, Culture ministry, Federal Penitentiary Service, and others. The hackers have put some images related to the ongoing war on those websites, which can be seen below:

pda.fsin.gov.ru Hacked

The Russian Digital Development Ministry has claimed that the websites were fixed just in an hour as those images appear. The press service of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development has made the following statement:

« It is difficult to compromise these websites directly, so hackers attack resources through external services and thus gain access to demonstrate incorrect content »

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