Hackers infiltrated a Russian election infrastructure website described as “impossible” to breach, in an apparent attempt to embarrass the Kremlin ahead of upcoming elections.
The anonymous group CikLeak claimed responsibility for hacking Russia’s Central Election Commission’s automated voting system, GAS Elections 2.0, the Kyiv Post reported.
The hackers broke into the system and obtained information including internal company documents, meeting recordings, passwords and contact details for employees.
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