Rome, 7 Nov. (LaPresse) – “We’ve heard that drugs are being sold on the dark web, so we’re staying well clear of it. As for how Tajani ended up there, you’ll have to ask those who hang around in those parts…” This was the response given to LaPresse by the Russian Embassy in Italy following the attack on Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani on the dark web, where an alleged pro-Russian group, NoName057(16), is said to have offered money in exchange for information relating to the Deputy Prime Minister and other individuals considered hostile to Moscow.
Hacker attacks on Tajani; the Russian embassy: “We keep well clear of the dark web”
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Rome, 7 Nov. (LaPresse) – “We’ve heard that drugs are being sold on the dark web, so we’re staying well clear of it. As for how Tajani ended up there, you’ll have to ask those who hang around in those parts…” This was the response given to LaPresse by the Russian Embassy in Italy following the attack on Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani on the dark web, where an alleged pro-Russian group, NoName057(16), is said to have offered money in exchange for information relating to the Deputy Prime Minister and other individuals considered hostile to Moscow.
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