A cyber attack on Iberdrola exposes the data of over 650,000 customers in Spain.

At the beginning of this month of May, Iberdrola suffered a cyberattack that affected the data of some 850,000 electricity customers in Spain. Specifically, on May 7, the energy company detected unauthorized access to databases...

New data leak at a Spanish multinational. The country's and Europe's largest electricity company, Iberdrola, acknowledged on Wednesday that it has suffered a cyberattack that has exposed the data —name, surname and DNI number— of 654,000 customers. The unauthorized intrusion occurred between May 5 and 7, when the company handed the matter over to the Spanish Data Protection Agency and the Forces and Security Bodies of the State. Continue reading.

Iberdrola suffered a cyber attack that stole personal data of around 600,000 customers. The leak exposed the name, surname, and DNI of the affected, according to the communication that the energy company sent to the affected customers. The breach was open from May 5th to 7th on the computer systems of one of Iberdrola's suppliers, as El Español has advanced and has been confirmed by elDiario.es. "No accessed sensitive data beyond client contact …

On May 7, Iberdrola detected unauthorized access to customer databases through a supplier. Specifically, it affected 850,000 customers in Spain (600,000 from Iberdrola Customers and 250,000 from Curenergia), from whom the data of name, surname, ID and contact information were obtained. As explained by the company, which sent a statement to its affected customers this Wednesday, they did not access bank data. Once the cyberattack was known, the c…

Iberdrola suffered a cyberattack on May 7th, which has left the data of 850,000 of its customers in Spain exposed, according to information provided by the company itself.

Between May 5 and 7, Iberdrola suffered a cyberattack on one of its computer servers that exposed the data of around 600,000 customers, according to the company. According to him, the information extracted “is not sensitive” and does not include financial data. Keep reading...