Hackers hacked the Federal Register and stole knowledge of hundreds of thousands of Russians

The Silent Crow hacker group has gained entry to the Rosregister databases containing private knowledge of Russian residents. The attackers leaked 90 million traces from the unified state register of actual property objects.

Late within the night of January 6, it turned identified that hackers had hacked into and downloaded the Rosregister databases, which include details about each citizen of the Russian Federation. The group of hackers Silent Crow is behind this. They reported this of their Telegram channel, UNN experiences.

Particulars

The hackers famous that Rosreestr (the Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre and Cartography) is a essential useful resource when it comes to actual property registration, cadastre upkeep and mapping actions.

They’ve uploaded a small half, about 90 million traces from the unified state register of actual property objects. The entire quantity of uploaded info is about 2 billion traces.

The database, which is now on-line, comprises the names of Russians, electronic mail addresses, cellphone numbers, addresses, passport particulars and different private info.

In line with the hackers, Rosreestr has grow to be a vivid instance of how giant authorities businesses can fall in a matter of days.

In consequence, their knowledge, seemingly securely protected, ended up in our assortment. If earlier the Rosreestr was related to bureaucratic chaos, now the identify of this construction has grow to be a logo of digital transparency – simply not within the sense that Russians anticipated

– The hackers stated.

In line with them, by hacking the Rosreestr, they "congratulated Russians on the start of the New Yr". As well as, Silent Crow introduced their subsequent "Christmas reward".

In the meantime, Rosreestr refused to verify the leakage of information from the Unified State Register of Actual Property.

"We’re presently conducting further checks of the data printed in quite a lot of telegram channels," they stated.

Recall

Cyber specialists of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine carried out a profitable DDOS assault on Russian oil firms from December 30 to January 1. The assault disrupted the operation of cost techniques at fuel stations and Evotor sensible terminals.