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Russian News Outlet Forced Offline by Cyberattack, Anonymous Claims Responsibility

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The Anonymous hacking collective claimed responsibility for the DDoS attack that briefly took down Russian “propaganda station,” as they called it, RT.com.

AJ McDougall
AJ McDougall 

Breaking News Reporter

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AJ McDougall

AJ McDougall

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