This is reported by CNN.
The media conducted its own investigation, during which it was discovered that a mass of messages and notices were posted massively in the social networks, which expressed contempt and mocked the warnings of the pro-European union campaign regarding the consequences of the vote in support of Britain's withdrawal from the bloc.
Some reports also touched on the then-current premier Cameron, who advocated the abolition of the process of the country's withdrawal from the EU.
The specialists found more than 2,700 entries, using hash tags almost every second to publish separatist appeals to Britain.
As reported in the "URA-Inform", the House of Commons of the British Parliament adopted in the second reading a bill on withdrawal from the European Union. CNN experts believe that hackers could easily get to the accounts of these deputies, which could affect the voting process.