
AI-generated summary
The personal data of institutional figures were exposed on the dark web for at least two weeks.
The Rome Prosecutor's Office has started an investigation file in relation to the dissemination of personal data and requests for information, on the dark web, of the Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, the head of the Postal Police, Ivano Gabrielli and the Rome Prosecutor, Francesco Lo Voi.
The position of the latter in terms of competence will come to the attention of the Perugia Prosecutor's Office. Crimes of unauthorized access to a computer system and threats could be hypothesized in the proceedings.
The investigations are entrusted to specialists from the National Cybercrime Center for the Protection of Critical Infrastructures. The data would have been on the dark web for at least two weeks and the action would be the work of pro-Russian hackers from "Noname057(16)".
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Transfer of the file relating to Francesco Lo Voi to the Perugia Prosecutor's Office.
Very likely · Within weeks

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