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The Cyber Attack, Discussed with the Doors Closed in Parliament.

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The Chief Inspector General of the Police, Viorel Cernăuţeanu, claims that the information about the widespread cyber attack that targeted the digital systems of the Republic of Moldova will be made public to the extent that this will not affect the criminal investigation. The statements were made in front of journalists, before the meeting with the closed doors of the Parliament.
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Moldovan data were stolen from "exotic countries", says the head of the Security Commission in Parliament, following hearings on the massive cyber attack in October. Then, the data of 750,000 Moldovans were stolen by hackers. Lilian Carp explained that during the period of the attack, for 4 days there were more than 6 million [...] Article Carp: Moldovan data were stolen from "exotic countries. How authorities came to suspect other states of att…

The Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission for National Security, Defence and Public Order, Lilian Carp, made statements after hearings with closed doors on the massive cyber attack in Moldova, in which the personal data of approximately 750,000 citizens were stolen. Follow live, on UNIMEDIA.

The Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on National Security and Public Order, Lilian Karp, presents the outcome of the closed hearings on cyberattacks, which have resulted in the identity of some 750,000 Moldovans falling into the hands of fraudsters. NewsMacker is broadcasting his statement directly. *** Previously, the Government Spokesperson, Dumitru Chorich, reported that the information on the alleged hacking of electronic signatures …

The Chief Inspector General of the Police, Viorel Cernăuţeanu, claims that the information about the widespread cyber attack that targeted the digital systems of the Republic of Moldova will be made public to the extent that this will not affect the criminal investigation. The statements were made in front of journalists, before the meeting with the closed doors of the Parliament.

The Committee on National Security, Defence and Public Order of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova is organizing today, 4 November, hearings with representatives of state institutions on recent cyber attacks on government systems. Previously, Congressman Lilian Carp, the President of the Commission, said that hearings will take place with closed doors, after which press statements will take place. At the meeting [...] Article Cyber attack…

Today, 4 November, the Parliamentary Commission for National Security, Defence and Public Order will organise hearings on the clarification of the circumstances in which the personal data of some 750 thousand people have been extracted from government systems, Radio Chisinau broadcasts.

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Independent.md broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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