Hungarian MOL backlisted by the Anonymous hacker group after Bucha Massacre

This is the second time in a week that Hungarian Oil and Gas Plc. MOL has been mentioned on the “blacklist” of the international hacker group, Anonymous. This might indicate an imminent cyber attack.

For the second time in a week, the international hacker group Anonymous sent threatening messages to a number of multinational companies still operating in Russia, reported Hungarian news portal Azonnali.

The international hacker group, Anonymous, called on its followers to boycott companies that have not left Russia or suspended their activities in the face of Russian aggression against Ukraine and the escalating war. Besides large multinational companies such as Decathlon, Metro, Auchan, and Acer,

Hungarian oil and gas flagship MOL is also mentioned on the “blacklist”.

The threat has intensified since the recent massacre in Bucha. In a Twitter post, the hacker group posted the following message to the blacklisted companies:

“What other evidence is needed for those multinational companies which are still doing bloody business in Russia? If it’s difficult for you to leave Russia immediately even after the Bucha Massacre, then it will be easy for us to involve you in our cyber war against Russia.”