Rhysida leaks 5.7TB of sensitive Berlin state data in major hack
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The hacker attack on the Berlin administration is over, the Senate believes. But until you know what data has been lost, it will still take.
The Senate reveals the underside of the tax piracy that occurred this summer. Agent IDs were reportedly stolen, allowing hackers to access tax data about hundreds of thousands of individuals and professionals.
The Kremlin has maintained its cybercriminal networks for years. In conflict with the West, this strategic instrument is now fully operational.
5.8 Terabytes of data are said to have flown off during the cyber attack on the Berlin administration in August. Ex-BSI CEO Arne Schönbohm also sees this as a blatant failure of political control – and calls for consequences.
Hackers have captured 5.7 terabytes of data from two Berlin senate administrations. They have been on the Darknet since Friday. The damage analysis is complex.
The data of the Berlin Senate was stolen due to clicking on a link in a phishing email, the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel reported
The data of the Berlin Senate was stolen due to clicking on a link in a phishing email, the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel reported.An employee of the Senate Department of Transportation clicked on a link in such an email, which allowed the hacker group...
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