Unknown strikes again! The goal this time was… Nestlé

As we’ve been following, Anonymous is on Ukraine’s side in this war. Various actions against Putin’s regime made some services inoperable, and there were many sensitive data shared on the Internet.

The last attack was against Nestlé! Find out why this company exists and which ones are already in the crossfire.

Anonymous obtained a 10 GB database from Nestlé
A recent Anonymous publication reveals that Nestlé has been the latest target of the Anonymous hacker group.  As per what was revealed, a database of around 10GB with various types of sensitive customer information such as email, passwords, etc. has been obtained.
The attack on the Swiss food and beverage giant Nestle comes from the fact that it still operates in Russia.

Only in: #Unknown The group leaked the database of Nestle, the world's largest food company.  10 GB data leak of emails, passwords, Nestlé customers, etc. #OpRussia # retweet #PullOutOfRussia pic.twitter.com/rvVkn0ygxj
- Anonymous TV 🇺🇦 (YourAnonTV) March 22 2022

In addition to Nestlé, Leroy Merlin, Auchan and Decathlon are also under the watchful eye of hackers from the Anonymous group.  Like Nestlé, the companies continue to operate in Russia, despite widespread criticism from consumers on social media.
Remember that Zelensky "attacked" Swiss banks and Nestlé for continuing "business as usual" with Russia.  The Ukrainian president asked Swiss banks to freeze funds belonging to the Kremlin elite.
According to the United Nations, there are about 13 million people in need of humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
The Russian invasion was condemned by the international community in general, and many countries and organizations have imposed sanctions on Russia that affect practically all sectors, from banking to sports.
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The war in Ukraine, which enters its 27th day today, has caused an as yet unspecified number of civilian and military casualties, and while acknowledging that the "real numbers are much higher", the organization today confirmed at least 953 dead and 1,557 wounded. Civilians, including 174 children
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