Data on 6,000 Russian Defense Industry Factories and 1.2 Million Employees Leaked Online

Data on 6,000 Russian defense industry enterprises and 1.2 million employees were published online.

The Lex Talionis community, together with the OsintVarta channel, completed another stage of a multi-year operation.

The team created a large-scale interactive map detailing the structure of Russia’s defense industry. Each factory card includes a description of its activities, a list of developments, and filters by production type of production.

The communities gained access not only to factory locations but also to personal information of employees. The leaked lists reveal passport data, phone numbers, and email addresses of engineers, designers, and managers. Employees at companies such as Kalashnikov Concern and UDK-Saturn have lost their anonymity.

The project authors verified the data, enabling a clear view of how Russia develops its military technologies. Citizens and specialists can freely download the employee database for analytical or operational purposes.

In addition to the existing database, researchers have launched a search for new confidential information. They are offering rewards for useful data dumps, access to internal networks, and critical documents about Russia’s defense industry. This effort is attracting hacktivists worldwide, turning monitoring of the aggressor’s plants into a continuous operation.

Militarnyi previously reported that journalists had obtained a large set of internal documentation from the Baltic Yantar Shipyard.