Ukrainian hackers gather data on Russian soldiers, minister says


The IT Army has claimed credit for disrupting Russian services with cyberattacks since the beginning of the war. — Anonymous hacker photo created by standret - www.freepik.com

Pro-Ukrainian hackers are gathering intelligence about Russian military personnel in order to help inform decision-making on the battlefield, according to Ukraine’s minister for digital transformation.

Members of Ukraine’s so-called IT Army, a volunteer band of computer specialists, is assembling a “Book of Executioners” to catalogue Russian soldiers who kill and allegedly torture Ukrainians, Mykhailo Fedorov said in an interview with Bloomberg News from his office in downtown Kyiv, Ukraine.

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