After Hacker Attack: I.D. Copy of Berlin's Traffic Senator Probably in the Darknet
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Hackers have published an ID copy and the digital signature of Berlin's traffic senator Ute Bonde on the Darknet, with software for detecting cyber attacks installed only on five percent of the devices in the affected administrations. Security issues have been known for years.
The attack in mid-August is said to have captured highly sensitive personal documents. Bonde's predecessors should also be affected.
The cyber attack on two Berlin senate administrations has revealed massive IT vulnerabilities. rbb research shows that high-sensitive data is now available in the darknet – there have been early warnings.
After the biggest cyber attack on the Berlin Senate administration so far, highly sensitive data has landed in the darknet. Researches from rbb24 research now show how far the data leak reaches and that even members of the management level are affected. More about this by Nathalie Daiber from rbb24 research.
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