The hacking of ANA data is the most serious event that has happened in the country. The aggressors are known. The damage caused is not yet clear. It is still unknown what will come next. The most obvious thing so far is irresponsibility. A disaster has happened and NO ONE is responsible. No one.
Even for the most serious event, the behavior is the same as for any other scandal. Minimizing, relativizing, justifying, shifting attention, normalizing the scandal.
1- Minimization
It could have been worse. The worst has not happened. We reacted in time. The system we have set up was tested and withstood. If we had not taken the measures then we would be really bad. The aggressors did not succeed, etc. ETC.
2 - Relativization
These things happen everywhere. They have happened to countries and states more powerful than us.
They have happened before. They will happen again. They are happening every day. X, Y. etc. was paralyzed
3- Justification
We have invested, but more is required. We are certified. We are appreciated. The enemy has invested more. We have had allies by our side at every moment.
4- Allies
We are in close consultation with allies/partners. They have expressed their support and are ready to help us. Partners are on our side. (Are you saying they will side with Iran?)
5- Shifting attention
Another scandal is brewing. Independent institutions (preferably justice) are set in motion with actions or statements. I kept "a scandal" as AS under my sleeve for a worse day.
Anyone who is familiar with the operation of AKSHI knows very well that there have been serious problems with security. But it seems no one intends to do an investigation, nor an analysis of what happened.
The fact that even to this day, no one apologizes for the "patronazists" (let's forget the investigation) who stole the data of Albanians - is proof that cyber security has never been taken seriously. And the work of the patron Nazis is not a patriotic work, but a work of votes. It was not a job for the Motherland, but for the Mother Party.
PS During the entire time of the aggression, we heard every word, except for two words: Sorry and Sympathy. They are words of the Albanian language.