The pro-Ukrainian hacker group TeamOneFist has announced its first joint mission with Anonymous RoughSec against Russia, titled "Operation Turn Ruzzia Off".
Hackers claim they successfully shut down 316 Metro and Edge routers across Russia and disarmed 944 more.
Pro-Ukrainian hackers hacked more than 1 000 routers across Russia - "Operation Turn Ruzzia Off"
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