Quite frankly, I'm not sure what he was thinking:
A Russian IT worker accused of participating in pro-Ukraine denial of service attacks against Russian government websites has been sentenced to three years in a penal colony and ordered to pay 800,000 rubles (about $10,000).
According to the state-owned TASS news agency, a Russian regional court handed down the sentence against Yevgeny Kotikov, who is said to have supported Kyiv during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. To this end he and others DDoSed government websites including those belonging to the Russian president and the country's Ministry of Defense, we're told.
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Solid plan, tovarich.
People who make good hackers are invariably highly intelligent. However they are almost always lacking in social skills....and common sense.
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ReplyDeleteIn Stalin's time, this mook would have gotten his 9 grams. Putin's getting soft.
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