Network Battalion 65, also known as NB65, is a pro-Ukraine hacktivist group described as affiliated with Anonymous. Public reporting links the group to politically motivated cyber activity against Russian organizations following Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine. A notable claimed operation involved an alleged attack on Roscosmos, Russia’s state space agency, in March 2022. That claim was publicly denied by Roscosmos and remains unconfirmed. Based on the available high-confidence information, Network Battalion 65 is best characterized as a hacktivist actor associated with anti-Russian targeting and public claims of disruptive or unauthorized cyber operations. Specific technical tradecraft, malware usage, persistence mechanisms, or broader victimology are not established at high confidence from the available facts.
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Pro-Ukraine hacktivist group claiming an attack on Roscosmos and sharing alleged screenshots from Russian satellite imaging and vehicle monitoring systems, though the incident remained denied and unconfirmed.
Anonymous-affiliated hacktivist group referenced for alleged compromise/exfiltration and ransomware threats against Russian payment processor Qiwi.
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