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Cyberattacks the Computer Company Compromises Unclassified Data of Portuguese Secrets

Summary by Jornal Expresso
The attack occurred on the development server used for testing the service provider hired in 2025 to draw SIRP, SIS and SIED public websites

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The attack occurred on the development server used for testing the service provider hired in 2025 to draw SIRP, SIS and SIED public websites

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The Portuguese information services may have been the target of a large cyber attack. An attacker claims to have managed to obtain 120 GB of data from the Portuguese Republic Information System (SIRP), including internal documents, emails, personal data, databases and source code. The information was disclosed by the specialized website FrenchBreaches, which analyzed [...]

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The clarification comes after, on Wednesday, having been announced in a cybercrime forum the sale of a collection of 120 'gigabytes' of SIRP data.

The clarification arises after, on Wednesday, having been announced in a cybercrime forum the sale of a collection of 120 'gigabytes' of SIRP data

·Portugal
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A cyber attack on a company that worked for SIRP exposed unclassified data from public and private entities, according to SIRP.

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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