Computer Attacks in Liechtenstein Trigger Maximum Alert in Andorra
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The cyberattack in the Principality of Liechtenstein can become very unpleasant for the affected persons. And interesting for secret services. A specialist in financial crime arranges the case.
The principality chases after the drain of sensitive data to secret foundations the backmen of the attack. The head of the Office of Informatics says: "There are traces of the attackers." But how technically demanding the attack really was is questionable.
The access of a group of hackers to the confidential data of thousands of companies in Liechtenstein has activated the protocols of the National Cybersecurity Agency of Andorra, given the risk that the incident will be repeated in other states. This was explained to the Diari d'Andorra by the head of the agency, Jordi Ubach, who points out that the same attack scheme could affect much larger administrations. The assault took place on the night o…
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