Russian government's Internet censorship authority 'Roskomnadzor' was hacked and 820GB, about 360,000 or more files leaked to the Internet

Russia's Federal Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media Surveillance Authority (Roskomnadzor) , as the name implies, is a federal executive body responsible for monitoring, censoring and controlling Russian mass media and net media. It is reported that more than 360,000 files and databases of 820GB in total have been leaked from such Roskomnadzor network.

Release: Roskomnadzor (820 GB)
https://ddosecrets.substack.com/p/release-roskomnadzor-820-gb

The leak was a record of Roskomnadzor's activities in the Republic of Bashkortostan , which constitutes the Russian Federation, with 363,994 files in 43,593 directories, a total of 526.9 GB of files, and a total of 290.6 GB of proprietary format. This is a database file. In addition, journalist Lorax B. Horne who reported the leaked file did not reveal the source of the leaked file.

Most of the files are email attachments, including a very new one, which was last updated 6 days before the article was created, March 5, 2022. In addition, the database consists of two directories, one for legal research and one for personnel procedures.

The leaked file is divided into two and shared by the torrent file. Details and download links for torrent files can be found at: However, due to the large number of email attachments, it may contain malware, phishing links, etc., so Horne and colleagues are calling for security when downloading.

Roskomnadzor --Distributed Denial of Secrets
https://ddosecrets.com/wiki/Roskomnadzor