Italy: Cyberattack on DIA Mafia Investigation Directorate; Data Theft Denied
Published 14 h ago4 sourcesEvidence: Reported
Theft of files on criminal groups from Italy's Antimafia Investigation Directorate (DIA) has been denounced, prompting a National Committee for Public Order and Security meeting on Tuesday. The incident raises concerns about internal security and potential compromise of sensitive intelligence. Details on the extent and perpetrators remain unclear.
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Italy is experiencing a series of significant cyber incidents. The Antimafia Investigation Directorate (DIA) has been targeted by a file theft, with initial reports of 220MB of data exfiltrated and a ransom demand, though DIA officials later denied sensitive data removal. Concurrently, multiple cyberattacks attributed to pro-Russian hackers have targeted senior Italian officials, including the Foreign Minister, resulting in personal data leaks on the dark web.
Italy's Antimafia Investigation Directorate (DIA) has experienced a data breach, with 220MB of data reportedly exfiltrated and a ransom demanded by a hacker identified as 'weykofa'. The incident has prompted a National Committee for Public Order and Security meeting, indicating high-level concern regarding internal security and potential compromise of sensitive intelligence. The full extent of the breach and the perpetrators remain under investigation.
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