Hacker Group Claims Data Breach of over 27 Million Uzbek Citizens
Butterfly said it stole personal data on 27 million citizens and threatened to sell the archive unless Uzbek officials complied.
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Alleged 27 Million Uzbek Records for Sale Follows State Ministry Data Breach
Online reports have emerged claiming that a database containing the personal data of 27 million Uzbek citizens has appeared on the dark web. The alleged archive reportedly includes full names, phone numbers, Personal Identification Numbers (PINFL), residential addresses, passport details, and biometric photographs. To verify the leak, the perpetrators cited the personal information of the Minister of Digital Technologies. A deadline was set for …
The hackers from the Butterfly group hacked into the database where 27 million Uzbek citizens were stored, reporting podrobno.uz.
How Uzbekistan responded to the warning on the risk of data leakage
The Butterfly hackers reported on social media that a database had been hacked, containing personal information from more than 27 million Uzbek citizens.
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