hmmm
Some codemonkey hacked the Yandex Food database and leaked 1.2GB of data.
As it turns out, a lot of Russian security order food to their work, and reveal much more during the process than one'd expect.
https://www.bellingcat.com/news/rest-of-world/2022/04/01/food-delivery-leak-unmasks-russian-security-agents/
Very interesting article!
>This leak includes user emails, a large number of phone numbers, addresses, and orders made on the platform.
>Vladimir Putin’s reported “secret daughter”
Interesting...
>One address Bellingcat searched for is Dorozhnaya Street 56 in Moscow. This facility is linked to the Russian National Guard (Rosgvardia), which has been active in the invasion of Ukraine.
>Perhaps the most obvious use for this database (at least for Bellingcat) is to cross-reference the personal details of users with the functions of the facilities at addresses used for orders — in other words, to find spies and soldiers.
I'm sure western intelligence services will have a field day with this and maybe some guys will be hit by the next row of sanctions.
