Cyber Partisans Claim Hacking Servers Of Belarusian Railways And Set Ultimatum To Regime

Patriots-hackers demand to stop the transportation of Russian troops.

Today, the Belarusian Railways system malfunctioned: servers and internal services stopped working and tickets can only be purchased through ticket offices. The Belarusian Railways website reports that the cause of the failure is technical, and the Cyber-Partisans claimed an attack on the railway computer network.

They explained the cyber attack by saying that these days "the Lukashenka regime is letting occupation troops onto our land".

"As part of the 'Pekla' cyber campaign, we have encrypted the bulk of the BZD servers, databases and workstations in order to slow down and disrupt the operation of the railway. Backups have been destroyed," the Cyber Partisans said.

It is reported that dozens of databases were cyber-attacked. Automatics and security systems were deliberately left untouched by the cyber attack to avoid emergencies, belsat.eu reported.

In exchange for encryption keys, they demand the release of 50 political prisoners most in need of medical care, as well as a halt to the arrival of Russian troops on the territory of Belarus.