HACKERS ATTACKED A SERBIAN ENTREPRENEUR IN THE US: He claims to be a target of cybercrime due to support for protests in Serbia!

It all started with a tweet, specifically an announcement that he had allocated two million dinars to help students. Nenad Milanović, a startup entrepreneur from Serbia, and his company “Cake.com” in America, began to suffer cyberattacks.

The hacker attacks lasted several days.

“Well, this type of attack is usually an attack that physically comes from third countries like China, Russia, North Korea, and the Philippines, or countries with less penetration of the rule of law, where it’s easier to get away with things like this,” Milanović says in the “Newsnight” show on TV N1.

“Essentially, it’s a very primitive attack that serves to prevent legitimate users trying to access a website by sending millions of illegitimate requests that overload the servers so that users can’t get the content back,” he added.

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He said that they have systems that deal with preventing such attacks, and that this did not cause them any significant damage, but it is still punishable under US law.

Milanović stated that he is “constantly thinking about the Serbian people and Serbia” and added that he often follows daily political events in Serbia, unlike a large number of people from the diaspora.

“What I agreed with my other colleagues and compatriots in America is that we will undertake an organized political reaction,” he said.

He also stated that he hopes that Serbian students will not give up on their demands.