Wow, UMCRevMom@aol.com, you seem to have posted black ops posed as an altruistic "international intelligence community" originating from the Ukraine, doxxing soldiers and hacking, but not like, hacking.
As usual, UMCRevMom@aol.com, you have provided propaganda from a ridiculously biased source.
From your link: https://informnapalm.rocks/
InformNapalm volunteer initiative emerged as a response to the Russian aggression in Ukraine in March 2014.
It was started by journalist Roman Burko (Ukraine) and military expert Irakli Komaxidze (Georgia).Now it unites the efforts of more than 30 volunteers from over 10 countries.
Our investigations are available for our readers in more than 20 languages. "ransomnote: InformNapalm is creepier than your usual creepy sources. This one is using 'journalism' for military purposes. You see, they want to dox officers in the Russian military.
Our objectives
- Identification of Russian military servicemen taking part in hybrid wars stirred up by Russia in other countries, including their military ranks and the units they belong to
ransomnote: Wow. You really stooped low, or are these people your colleagues?
How we obtain our data
We mostly rely on open sources and widely employ different OSINT methods of information gathering. We also receive some information from insiders (HUMINT) and hacktivists*.
* InformNapalm does not participate in or encourage computer hacking activities. Any information obtained from hacktivists undergoes a thorough verification based on alternative sources.ransomnote: Righhhhhhht. Because foreign Intel agencies using hacking technology ALWAYS tell everyone exactly who they are. They NEVER lie and use a 'nice' coverstory. Nooooo. NO.
Wow, UMCRevMom@aol.com, you seem to have posted black ops posed as an altruistic "international intelligence community" originating from the Ukraine, doxxing soldiers and hacking, but not like, hacking.
InformNapalm is basically open-source hacktivism, bragging about the information they received and eagerly share from a criminal hacktivist organization, CyberResistance, which hacks electronic mailboxes and websources and post it on the storefront website, InformNapalm. Is this even legal to post their hacked 'finds' on FR?
Here's an example of I'll just include a description of him from the website since I don't know if the handwritten documents following it are private/stolen etc.
InformNapalm volunteer intelligence community received CYBINT data from the Ukrainian hacktivist group 256 Cyber Assault Division with the personal information of the famous Russian Z-volunteer Alexander Ivanov. He belongs to the so-called “Kremlin pull of volunteers” whom Putin’s propaganda uses to create an image of “national unity” around the war against Ukraine. Ivanov is a member of the ruling United Russia party. He is also often involved in crowd scenes during public events with the personal participation of Putin. Ukrainian hacktivists have monitored Ivanov’s correspondence for almost 3 years and passed the retrieved information to the Ukrainian uniformed agencies.
https://informnapalm.org/en/ivanov/
InformNapalm share their twitter account, but it's been suspended on X.com.
More hacking from the InformNapalm.org website:
Thanks, I figured it was BS.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/4306482/posts?page=1
The title of the pulled thread posted by umcrevmom@aol.com is, "256 Cyber Assault Division and InformNapalm blocked a scheme for supplying sanctioned military equipment to Russia via India".
This post is outright propaganda brought to you by the same Ukrainian hacktivist team that tried to bring down President Trump.
Another Ukrainian propaganda site "REVEREND"-mommy generates clicks for.
