US EditionFIA Confirms Breach of F1 Driver Database
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The licensing portal of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) was hacked by three cyber hackers, who revealed the event on social media. The event took place on June 3rd and the world's highest body of motor racing closed the case a week later, after reaching an agreement with the attackers, whose names would be Gal Nagli, Sam Curry and Ian Carroll and who confessed to being Formula 1 fans and that the assault had no malicious intentions…
These documents include first-level identifications, such as the passport or the Superlicence of world champion Max Verstappen
‘Could be accessed’: Max Verstappen caught up in cyber attack as details of stolen data revealed
Formula One’s ruling body on Friday (AEDT) confirmed it had suffered a cyber security breach in which personal details of drivers including four-time world champion Max Verstappen were exposed by hackers.
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