Berlin cyberattack: 1.4 million records on Darknet
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Passwords in Word files, secret contingency plans on normal drives: The published Berlin state data document a structural problem – and a tremendous naivety of the administration.
The processing of the cyberattack in Berlin is progressing slowly. Who the authorities consider to be the perpetrators – and why there is much criticism of the Senate.
Pak para zgjedhjeve për Parliamentin e Berlinit, grupi i hakerëve Rhysida vodhi dhëna, shantazhoi Senatin e Berlinit dhe, pasi përpjekja për mitmarrje dështoi, publikoi të dhënat në Darknet. Ishte një lajm që pothuajse kaloi pa u vënë re, sepse e gjithë Gjermania ishte e përqendruar te zgjedhjet raionale në Saksoni-Anhalt më 06.09.2026. Megjithatë, vjedhja [...] The post Sulmi kibernetik në Berlin: 1.4 million të dhënna në Darknet appeared first…
Berlin Cyberattack Exposes 1.4M Files on Dark Web
Rhysida published nearly 1.4 million files stolen from Berlin after a €2 million ransom demand failed, exposing personal and sensitive government data. The post Rhysida Publishes 1.4 Million Berlin Government Files After Ransom Refusal appeared first on eSecurity Planet.
Cyberattack in Berlin: 1.4 million files on the dark web | #deepweb - National Cyber Security Consulting
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