US EditionHackers claim to have breached Russia’s real estate database, Moscow denies
- The hacker group Silent Crow claimed to have breached Russia’s Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre, and Cartography and published a fragment of the agency’s database containing nearly 82,000 records with personal details
- The leaked data included names, birth dates, addresses, phone numbers, emails, SNILS numbers , and Rosreestr IDs of Russian citizens. The hackers also claimed to have stolen 2 billion lines, publishing 82 million as proof
- Rosreestr has not confirmed the breach and stated that additional checks are underway regarding the claims circulating on Telegram.
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Hackers claim to have breached Russia’s real estate database, Moscow denies
A hacker group named Silent Crow has claimed to have hacked and obtained data from Russia's state cadastre and cartography agency, the independent Russian news outlet Agentstvo reported on Jan. 7.Russia’s state register denied the news, issuing a statement that said: "Additional checks of the information published in a number of Telegram channels are currently underway."The stolen database contained the internal identification of each recording,…
Hackers claim breach of Russia’s real estate registry, leak alleged database fragment
The hacker group Silent Crow claims to have breached Russia’s Federal Service for State Registration, Cadastre, and Cartography (Rosreestr) and has published what it says is a fragment of the agency’s database. The Telegram channel Information Leaks, one of the first to report the hack, stated that the leaked portion contains nearly 82,000 records with personal details, including names, birth dates, addresses, phone numbers, emails, SNILS number…
The Silent Crow telegram channel created at the end of December and previously unknown wrote on January 7 about the hacking of Rosreestr. One of...
Access to 2 billion lines was obtained. The total amount of information stolen was about 1TB.
“We recommend checking the doors”: is there a threat to the personal data of Russians from Rosreestr
On January 7, Telegram channels reported that hackers allegedly hacked and uploaded Rosreestr databases that stored Russians' personal data. What is known about this is in the RTVI article.
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