Hackers publish the data of State Police employees and threaten: Maybe they are the next targets

2022-10-09 21:09:55Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Hackers publish the data of State Police employees and threaten: Maybe they are
Hackers publish the data of State Police employees and threaten

Iranian hackers have continued to publish data about our country. This Sunday, they have published an alleged list with data of State Police employees.

On their "Telegram" channel, "Homeland Justice", where they have also published previous materials, today they made public alleged lists of State Police officers. The lists have photo, first name, last name, paternity, date of birth, place of birth and ID.

But it is suspected that the lists may be old as some of the people there have left the State Police some time ago.

The hackers are not satisfied with just publishing the materials, but they also have a threat attached. "Maybe these here are the next targets", they wrote attached to the materials.

This message comes after a day ago, they published a list of alleged American officials, according to whom, they were killed by the Mujahideen in Iran during the period of the revolution.

A week ago, 1.7 gigabytes of sensitive material was published by hackers called "Homeland Justice" on the Telegram communication platform.

Albanian Suspects or suspected Albanians were the titles of the lists published by Iranian hackers.

It was about 49 long lists reflecting the identity of the persons, their ID number, age, place of birth and their photo from the TIMS system. However, no other details were given as to what the persons are suspected of, but it was suspected that the materials belong to the MEMEX system administered by the State Police.

The State Police denied that the data are from the MEMEX system, insisting that sensitive data that is administered and related to police work has not been affected or damaged.


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