Russia's most fancy and toughest anti-sanctions, unblocking the biggest cracking resource download site Rutracker.
Russia recently unblocked The Largest Cracked Resource Download site, Rutracker. In order to sanction Russia, the West shut down Microsoft's services in Russia, resulting in Russians can not use the genuine Windows system, and many game platforms have also blocked players in Russia, making it impossible for Russians to use genuine software and games.
Interestingly, Russia immediately unblocked the resource site Rutracker. As soon as the news came out, many Western film and television game companies were frightened, because this website is actually a pirated resource library, which has a variety of pirated games, pirated movies, and even pirated computer systems.
The site, once officially blocked by Russia, has now been released in an apparent attempt to retaliate against Western film and game companies. How powerful is this Rutracker website? Not only is it the largest repository in Russia, it is also one of the 300 most visited websites in the world. It currently has more than 13 million users and more than 40 million monthly visits, behind which is the hacking power of Russia.
There is a folk saying that hackers are divided into other hackers and Russian hackers. Russian hackers invaded Citibank in the United States in 2010, taking tens of millions of dollars and retreating. In 2014, they invaded NASDAQ, the financial core of the United States, and it took the US security services 5 months to find out the cause. When the Russian-Ukrainian conflict broke out, the famous hacking group Anonymous called a global hacker to invade Russia. As a result, after a few days, their website and server fell.
Some people say that sports art technology has no borders, but when it comes to tit-for-tat confrontation, even hackers have to come out.
