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Anonymous hacker group began to threaten Elon Musk
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Anonymous believes that Musk’s “public tantrums” are a mockery of hardworking people.
The Anonymous hacker group began to threaten Elon Musk. the reason was the tweet of the billionaire, which dramatically brought down the value of bitcoins. “Anonymous” believe that the messages of the American billionaire are “disdain for ordinary workers.” On Saturday, June 5, reports Daily Mail,
The authors of the message posted a video with the message on their Youtube channel, where they listed Mask’s “misdeeds” on the network. Including his messy tweets, which, in their opinion, affect the cryptocurrency market. The hackers did not make specific demands from the businessman.
“The robots were aware of the risks when they invested, and they knew to be prepared for the volatility of cryptocurrencies, but your tweets this week are showing clear disregard,” the hackers explained in their message.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UG07x3aN3b0
Also, the hackers recalled Musk’s plans to conquer Mars and touched on other topics – “Anonymous” believe that the entrepreneur “will send people to die” on the Red Planet. In the end, they advised Musk to wait for action from the group.
Anonymous are professional fraudsters who hacked the websites of Interpol, the European Parliament, the Vatican, and intercepted FBI negotiations. Tesla’s electric car system, for example, will also be able to get into the system, so the video can be perceived as a threat.
Let’s remind, earlier the largest exporter of meat JBS suspends production due to hackers… Cybercriminals attacked enterprise systems and demanded a ransom. In the US, it is possible that hackers are Russians.
Recently transport control systems were attacked by hackers New York. Cyber attackers managed to break into only three of the 18 computer systems of the department. The damage from the cyber incident was negligible.
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