Greek hackers from ‘Anonymous Greece’ hacked over 150 state websites of Azerbaijan government in support of Armenia. Breaching the online security of the state owned website the hacker also downloaded information from there.

“As a little support to the Armenians we brought down 150 Azerbaijan government websites,” Anonymous Greece announced on Facebook.

However, the majority of the state websites are back to work again, but with major functioning issues.

Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani Army has lost more than 3,000 servicemen since the eruption of hostilities in conflict-torn Nagorno-Karabakh, the press secretary of the president of the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh said on Saturday.

"The intelligence data show that the Azerbaijani losses had already exceeded 3,000 servicemen. Most bodies remain in the neutral zone, and nothing is being done for their transportation," Vagram Pogosyan wrote on his Facebook page.

(With inputs from agencies)

Greek hackers from ‘Anonymous Greece’ hacked over 150 state websites of Azerbaijan government in support of Armenia. Breaching the online security of the state owned website the hacker also downloaded information from there.

Greek hackers from ‘Anonymous Greece’ hacked over 150 state websites of Azerbaijan government in support of Armenia. Breaching the online security of the state owned website the hacker also downloaded information from there. “As a little support to the Armenians we brought down 150 Azerbaijan government websites,” Anonymous Greece announced on Facebook. However, the majority of the state websites are back to work again, but with major functioning issues. Meanwhile, the Azerbaijani Army has lost more than 3,000 servicemen since the eruption of hostilities in conflict-torn Nagorno-Karabakh, the press secretary of the president of the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh said on Saturday. "The intelligence data show that the Azerbaijani losses had already exceeded 3,000 servicemen. Most bodies remain in the neutral zone, and nothing is being done for their transportation," Vagram Pogosyan wrote on his Facebook page. (With inputs from agencies)

Greek hackers bring down over 150 Azerbaijani government websites as sign of support for Armenia

'Anonymous', a group of hacktivists that has remained silent in recent years returned on May 31&nbsp;claiming to be more expressive. The group has raised cyberwar against the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) after the death&nbsp;of George Floyd.

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Protests erupted in at least 30 US cities over the death of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The police officer had allegedly knelt on his neck until he stopped breathing.

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The video was posted by Anonymous' Facebook account and has been making rounds on the internet.&nbsp;

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In the video, a figure appears that says: “Police brutality and murder is a widespread problem in the United States, which has undoubtedly infected nearly every jurisdiction in the country. But, the Minneapolis police department is among the worst and has a horrible track record of violence and corruption. This week’s brutal killing of George Floyd, which has sparked protests and national outrage, is just the tip of the iceberg in a long list of high profile cases of wrongful deaths at the hands of officers in your state.”

Through some tweets, Anonymous has also threatened to leak all the 'proofs' against &nbsp;Donald Trump, Jeffery Epstein, Princess Diana's death, the Royal Family, Bill Gates, Naomi Campbell's involvement, and many more.

After these posts, the group has been deleting these accounts and disappearing from social media platforms. &nbsp;

Ever since the threat, the Minneapolis Police Department's website has reportedly been showing signs of a hack.&nbsp;

Another night of unrest in every corner of the United States left the country charred and shattered. The death of George Floyd after his arrest on Monday has triggered a tide of protests in the country, unleashing long-simmering rage over racial bias in the US criminal justice system.

Some rallies have turned violent as demonstrators blocked traffic, set fires and clashed with riot police, some of whom fired tear gas and plastic bullets to restore order.

'Anonymous', a group of hacktivists that has remained silent in recent years returned on May 31 claiming to be more expressive. The group has raised cyberwar against the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) after the death of George Floyd.

'Anonymous', a group of hacktivists that has remained silent in recent years returned on May 31 claiming to be more expressive. The group has raised cyberwar against the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) after the death of George Floyd. Also read: Twitter’s blue bird goes black to show solidarity with protestors in the US Protests erupted in at least 30 US cities over the death of George Floyd at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The police officer had allegedly knelt on his neck until he stopped breathing. Also read: White supremacists or Antifa or _ ? Multiple theories float on who caused violence in US The video was posted by Anonymous' Facebook account and has been making rounds on the internet. pic.twitter.com/wy2aUwhaUD — MARIO//JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD (@HennyOnMyLips) May 30, 2020 × In the video, a figure appears that says: “Police brutality and murder is a widespread problem in the United States, which has undoubtedly infected nearly every jurisdiction in the country. But, the Minneapolis police department is among the worst and has a horrible track record of violence and corruption. This week’s brutal killing of George Floyd, which has sparked protests and national outrage, is just the tip of the iceberg in a long list of high profile cases of wrongful deaths at the hands of officers in your state.” Through some tweets, Anonymous has also threatened to leak all the 'proofs' against Donald Trump, Jeffery Epstein, Princess Diana's death, the Royal Family, Bill Gates, Naomi Campbell's involvement, and many more. After these posts, the group has been deleting these accounts and disappearing from social media platforms. Ever since the threat, the Minneapolis Police Department's website has reportedly been showing signs of a hack. Another night of unrest in every corner of the United States left the country charred and shattered. The death of George Floyd after his arrest on Monday has triggered a tide of protests in the country, unleashing long-simmering rage over racial bias in the US criminal justice system. Some rallies have turned violent as demonstrators blocked traffic, set fires and clashed with riot police, some of whom fired tear gas and plastic bullets to restore order.

'Anonymous': Hacktivists launch cyberwar against Minneapolis Police Department over George Floyd's murder

The Anonymous hackers&#39; group briefly shut down company websites of billionaire Czech finance minister Andrej Babis&#39;s food and agriculture empire in protest at a law giving the state the power to close illegal gambling sites. 
 
Babis, the country&#39;s second-richest man, founded a political movement that stormed to power in 2013. But his businesses have left him exposed to criticism of potential conflicts of interest, and hackers have now also taken aim at his companies. 
 
Lupa.cz, a private news agency, reported that Czech hackers from Anonymous shut down the websites of Babis&#39;s holding company Agrofert and bakery group Penam for a short period on Monday evening. An Agrofert spokesman confirmed today the websites were down for around five minutes. 
 
The hacker group has threatened more website attacks against Agrofert and lawmakers and called for the cancellation of the new law that places greater restrictions on gambling and allows the ministry to close sites operating illegally in the Czech Republic. 
 
&quot;The finance ministry led by Andrej Babis gets almost limitless power to censor the internet. It is time to move against it,&quot; Anonymous said in a video posted on Youtube on July 18 describing what it called Operation Blockade. 
 
The hackers also demanded the end of a planned online system for monitoring retail sales that the finance ministry is launching at the end of the year. 
 
Babis has put new emphasis on battling tax fraud and improving collection to boost state coffers since becoming finance minister in 2014. 
 
The gambling laws and online sales reporting system are part of that effort. He told Reuters today he had met before with a representative of Anonymous and added he would file a criminal complaint over the attacks. 
 
&quot;We only want to apply rules used by 18 (European Union) countries already, nobody wants to censor the internet. It is aimed against gambling companies that do not pay taxes,&quot; Babi said. 
 
(Reuters)

Czech hackers from Anonymous shut down the websites of Babis' holding company Agrofert and bakery group Penam for a short period

The Anonymous hackers' group briefly shut down company websites of billionaire Czech finance minister Andrej Babis's food and agriculture empire in protest at a law giving the state the power to close illegal gambling sites. Babis, the country's second-richest man, founded a political movement that stormed to power in 2013. But his businesses have left him exposed to criticism of potential conflicts of interest, and hackers have now also taken aim at his companies. Lupa.cz, a private news agency, reported that Czech hackers from Anonymous shut down the websites of Babis's holding company Agrofert and bakery group Penam for a short period on Monday evening. An Agrofert spokesman confirmed today the websites were down for around five minutes. The hacker group has threatened more website attacks against Agrofert and lawmakers and called for the cancellation of the new law that places greater restrictions on gambling and allows the ministry to close sites operating illegally in the Czech Republic. "The finance ministry led by Andrej Babis gets almost limitless power to censor the internet. It is time to move against it," Anonymous said in a video posted on Youtube on July 18 describing what it called Operation Blockade. The hackers also demanded the end of a planned online system for monitoring retail sales that the finance ministry is launching at the end of the year. Babis has put new emphasis on battling tax fraud and improving collection to boost state coffers since becoming finance minister in 2014. The gambling laws and online sales reporting system are part of that effort. He told Reuters today he had met before with a representative of Anonymous and added he would file a criminal complaint over the attacks. "We only want to apply rules used by 18 (European Union) countries already, nobody wants to censor the internet. It is aimed against gambling companies that do not pay taxes," Babi said. (Reuters)

Anonymous hits Czech billionaire minister's companies  to protest law against illegal gambling websites

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Greek hackers bring down over 150 Azerbaijani government websites as sign of support for Armenia

'Anonymous': Hacktivists launch cyberwar against Minneapolis Police Department over George Floyd's murder

Anonymous hits Czech billionaire minister's companies to protest law against illegal gambling websites