Anonymous released to the network the database of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Lipetsk Mechanical Plant

The Anonymous hacker group hacked into the base of the Russian Lipetsk Mechanical Plant, which makes parts for anti-aircraft missile launchers and other military equipment, as well as the Russian Orthodox Church. On Friday, April 1, publications Anonymous on Twitter.

They noticed that they published the recovered files on the network.

“Anonymous releases information from the Lipetsk Mechanical Plant. A Russian manufacturer of tanks and air defense. Data: https://anonymousleaks.live/lmz48.html,” the report said.

The hackers also posted 15 GB of data from the charitable wing of the Russian Orthodox Church on the Internet, publishing approximately 57.5 thousand emails via DDoSecrets.

In addition, hackers hacked mailboxes and posted on the network the data of law firm Capital Legal Services and the Russian state company Mosexpertiza.

Anonymous is an activist and hacktivist group whose members are thought to be unfamiliar with each other; come from different countries and have no clear internal structure. The group was founded in 2003 as a community of Internet users forming an anarchic digital global brain. Anonymous claims responsibility for several major online attacks. In general, Anonymous opposes censorship and control over the Internet, and most of their actions are directed at the governments, organizations, and corporations they accuse of censorship.

Recall that the Anonymous hacker network has declared cyberwar with the Russian authorities.

Earlier, Anonymous reported that they had hacked the Russian Central Bank database. Two days later, hackers released 28 GB of information from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation into the public domain.