AndronETalksNews
AndronETalksNews
IBTimes
By Danielle Ong
Hacking collective Anonymous on Wednesday released over 100 gigabytes of documents that it claimed showed evidence that the Kremlin is illegally monitoring citizens across Russia.
In a Twitter post, Anonymous dumped 128GB of documents that it said it acquired from the Russian internet service provider Convex. The hacker group claimed that the company launched a project called “Green Atom” that involves installing and maintaining surveillance equipment to monitor the online activity of Russian citizens and private corporations.
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