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Sweden Investigates Suspected Hack of E-Government Platform
Swedish authorities are investigating a suspected breach of the country’s e-government platform that may involve sensitive systems and personal data. The probe began after hackers claimed to have obtained internal files linked to the platform. The hacking group ByteToBreach announced the breach on the dark web on Thursday, posting what it said was data taken from the Swedish subsidiary of IT consulting firm CGI Group. The cache allegedly include…
Swedish authorities investigate the leakage of sensitive data and source code following the hacking of the e-government platform, managed by CGI Sweden, and used by 95% of the country’s inhabitants. In a web dark forum, a group of hackers named ByteToBreach awarded the attack, filtering source code and other sensitive data, such as configuration files, staff database, citizens’ identifiable personal information, electronic signature documents an…
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AI-genrated image. The files leaked by hackers appear to include the platform’s source code, as well as citizens’ personally identifiable databases. The Swedish authorities have launched a probe into a potential breach of the country’s e-government platform containing sensitive information and personal data. ByteToBreach announced the security breach on the dark web early on Thursday. The hacker group posted a cache of files it claimed to have o…
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