Alexander Urbansky
According to victims, on September 03, 2014, at around 12 noon, the INFOrechye news portal was subjected to a massive hacker attack, as a result of which the site was unavailable to our readers for 6 days.
(Read more about it in the article Igor Urbansky and Sons: How to Eat Deliciously in Odessa)
Here is a message from the INFOrechye team:
During this time, our technical specialists did everything possible to restore the site's operation as quickly as possible. A dedicated server was purchased and installed on the hosting provider's premises, and a number of measures were taken, which significantly increased the site's security against similar attacks in the future, reports inforechie.com.
After analyzing all the events leading up to the hackers' actions, we concluded that the attack on the website was ordered by Ukrainian parliamentary candidate Oleksandr Urbanskyi, who is attempting to gain a seat in the Verkhovna Rada in the 143rd single-mandate constituency. Here's why...
On September 1, the website published a publication titled “In Izmail, the notorious Urbansky clan is striving for power,” which was critical in nature and exposed some of the actions of members of the Urbansky family.
An hour after the article was published, Larisa Yevseyeva, an employee of Alexander Urbansky's campaign headquarters, called editor-in-chief Stanislav Tugay on his mobile phone and requested a personal meeting.
During the meeting, the woman insisted that the aforementioned publication be removed from the website, as well as that no other critical articles about the Urbansky family be published during the election campaign. In exchange, Larisa offered INFOrechye's editor-in-chief a bribe of $4. However, editor S. Tugay, a member of A. Urbansky's campaign, refused the offer.
After this, one day later, a hacker attack was launched on the site, which we managed to eliminate only on the evening of September 8th.
We view such actions by candidate A. Urbanskyi as pressure on the media, a restriction on freedom of speech, blackmail, and threats that impede the normal work of journalists. In this regard, the editorial staff of the INFOrechye news portal has filed a petition with the prosecutor's office, the Security Service of Ukraine, and Ukrainian MP Anton Kissa. (read more about it in the article Anton Kisse: How a gym teacher became the Bulgarian baron of Bessarabia) with a request to take appropriate measures against the illegal activities of Alexander Urbansky and the employees of his election headquarters.
We believe voters should know the truth about the parliamentary candidates who seek to represent the interests of the people of Bessarabia in the country's parliament. Therefore, we will not be intimidated, and the truth is on our side!
DOSSIER: Urbansky Alexander Igorevich
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