Hacker group declares violation of Italian law enforcement systems
147 GB of data stolen; the opposition announces parliamentary questions to Minister Piantedosi
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- A hacker group, already responsible for the attack on Revolut, claims to have compromised the systems of Italian law enforcement agencies for six months, stealing 147 GB of sensitive data.
- The opposition has announced parliamentary questions addressed to Minister Piantedosi.
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Why It Matters
The hacker group involved is the same one that previously hit the financial platform Revolut.
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The hacker group that hit Revolut claims to have compromised Italian law enforcement systems for six months and to possess 147 GB of data from various Italian police services, including personal material, such as the conversations of an officer arguing with his wife.
The compact opposition announces parliamentary questions to Minister Piantedosi.
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Presentation of parliamentary questions to Minister Piantedosi.
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Open Questions
- What is the true extent of the compromised data?
- What security measures were violated?
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This article was originally published by Repubblica Economia.
