Dmitry Artimovich is a Russian hacker, a professional in the field of payment systems and programming, the author of the book Electronic Payments on the Internet.

He came out of the shadows when a scandal rocked the whole country in 2010: someone then paralyzed the work of Aeroflot, having made a DDoS attack on the company responsible for conducting transactions inside. It took experts more than a week to revive the situation. So the whole world learned about Dmitry Artimovich.

Russian and foreign journalists immediately became more active. Everyone again started talking about the terrible and uncompromising Russian hackers: are they really capable of influencing everything from world banks to the US presidential election?

Who are they really, are the rumors about them true, are they connected hackers with the state and how do they become crackers in general?

In his book, D. Artimovich answers these questions in detail and discouragingly.

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