The hackers warned that their target would be companies that will continue to operate in Russia.
The hacker group Anonymous , which sided with Ukraine in the war unleashed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, hacked into the database of one of the world's largest food companies, Nestlé. This was reported by hackers on Twitter.
According to them, they gained access to 10 gigabytes of data, including e-mail addresses, passwords, business clients of the company and so on.
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JUST IN: The #Anonymous collective has leaked the database of the largest food company in the world, Nestlé. Leaked 10GB data of emails, passwords, Nestlé business costumers, etc. #OpRussia #boycottnestle #PullOutOfRussia pic.twitter.com/rvVkn0ygxj
– Anonymous TV) (@YourAnonTV) March 22, 2022
On March 22, hackers warned companies that continue to operate in Russia that they would be the target of further hacking. They were given 48 hours to think and leave the Russian market.
We will remind, hackers of all world acted on the side of Ukraine in war which was unleashed by the president of the Russian Federation . They have already managed to hack the websites of Russian government agencies, Russian media, TV channels and banks.
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