Ukrainian hackers hacked the account of a Russian blogger on AliExpress and ordered $25,000 worth of dildos instead of drones for the Russian army.
08.04.23
The Ukrainian hacker group Cyber Resistance broke the account of Russian blogger Mikhail Luchin on AliExpress. By the way, he was a friend who spoke Tatar – whose propagandist was downvoted in a St. Petersburg cafe.
A volunteer raised $25,000 to purchase drones for the Russian army.
The “volunteer” bank card was linked to an account on AliExpress. After the account was hacked, the hackers spent the funds on buying dildos.
Ukrainian activists noted that the order was made on March 24-25, 2023, and some goods had already been delivered to the buyer. At the same time, Luchin himself wrote that he was able to return all the funds, with the exception of 17,000 ($220).
It is known that our hackers wanted to spend money on the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. However, the card is tied to a specific address, that is, all goods ordered will be delivered to the Lucina address.
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