Hackers Claim Another Attack On Hrodna Azot

There is panic at the enterprise.

The CyberPartisans reported a new attack on Hrodna Azot systems.

Activists said that during the first attack they planted viruses in the system that would be triggered according to a schedule. On May 2, the first wave was triggered, which was supposed to delete the data of many hundreds of employee PCs, document management, domain controllers and other servers.

According to CyberPartisan, panic began at the enterprise. The dispatcher ordered the computers to be turned off.

In addition, activists said that a whole team of security officers was invited to the enterprise.

“They, it turns out, fell for the bait-decoys-generators-of-violent-activity that were left behind, and were as happy as little children and did not continue to look for our real “surprises,” the CyberPartisans write.

Activists promise that they will remove all bookmarks and viruses as soon as political prisoners are released.