The Russian investment platform Investment Projects, operated by PKR Group, suffered a cyberattack by the pro-Ukrainian hacker collective Cyber Anarchy Squad. The attackers claimed to have partially destroyed the site’s infrastructure, accessed internal databases and employee documents, and leaked allegedly stolen files—though the authenticity remains unverified. The platform’s website remained offline for days, disrupting its analytics and promotional services for large-scale Russian ventures (industrial, civil, and transport construction). The breach exposed internal data, risking reputational damage, regulatory fines (up to 20,000 rubles under Russian law), and high recovery costs. The hackers aimed to pressure regulators into penalizing the company, framing the attack as part of broader efforts to undermine Russia’s economy. Clients and investors, including major firms like Norilsk Nickel, Rusagro, and S7 Airlines, may face indirect fallout from the incident. While no direct financial theft or customer data compromise was confirmed, the attack disrupted operations and exposed sensitive corporate and employee information.