On August 1, Ukrainian “hacktivists” of FalconsFlame Group reported a new hack. Hackers took control over both mailboxes of Gennady Dubovoj, a military propagandist of Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), a pro-Russian terrorist group.

In their Twitter, the cyber activists also posted a photo of Dubovoj’s passport and of his message to the VKontakte administration made after the previous hack of the propagandist’s page in the social network in April, 2016.

See also: Hackers make the Russian propagandist Dubovoj hysteric on Cosmonauts Day

Terrorist’s Video Hysterics

We would like to remind you that on April 12, 2016, on the Cosmonauts Day, Gennady Dubovoj, a propagandist of the so-called 1st Slavyansk Brigade of DPR, was already reduced to hysterics. He even recorded a video message about the hack of his VKontakte page.

In his passionate speech about the “great Russia” Dubovoj posed rhetorical questions and sarcastically described the inability of the Russian special services to cover the “militants’ rear in cyber space”. At the same time he stressed that “Ukrainians act hard and focused…”

It is interesting that the DPR militants’ propagandist describes himself as a correspondent, while he deliberately poses holding weapons for photos. He actively participated not only in information actions but also in military operations performed by Russian terrorists and fought as a member of armed groups of Igor Strelkov-Girkin, a Russian terrorist.

According to the Ukrainian hacktivists, after the hack the mail is always examined to identify the data of the informers, the terrorists working with the “correspondent”, his relations and contacts. The information is anonymously passed to the security agencies and special services for further actions.

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