US EditionThey Hacked the Accounts of Almost 13,000 Users of the Mi Argentina Platform
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The government detected on Friday a massive hack on the Mi Argentina platform that affected 13,000 people, especially older adults. The attack was direct to users and did not imply access to the central base of the application. According to TN, the executive activated the alarms on the platform after noting the illegal direct entry into the accounts of 12,976 individuals. In addition, it warned each of them of what happened and whitened the pass…
Casa Rosada claims that there was no access to the official database that manages to secrete to Innovation, Science and Technolog. They did not identify the culprits.
Casa Rosada states that there was no access to the official database managed by the Secretariat of Innovation, Science and Technology, but that it was a direct computer attack on users. Balcarce 50 maintains that there were also violations of bank and prepaid applications, but acknowledges that they did not identify the culprits. In the Nation, they maintain the position that “you cannot take a sample of 13,000 from Mi Argentina because it excee…
The government activated the alerts after detecting a direct hack that affected almost 13,000 users of the Mi Argentina digital platform. Sources from Casa Rosada indicated that this did not mean access to the official database managed by the secretariat of Innovation, Science and Technology. Instead, it was a direct computer attack on users.The data of the users violated were published in more than one site that markets information and in other…
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