STISC has announced a cybersecurity incident organized by a foreign actor, with suspected complicity of employees.
Emese Grancsa
Republic of Moldova
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The Information Technology and Cybersecurity Service (STISC) of the Republic of Moldova has announced a cybersecurity incident, attributed to a foreign actor, targeting government infrastructure. As part of the investigation, the STISC will look into the behavior of some employees suspected of complicity in cyber-attacks, and they will be suspended during the investigation. The government underlines its commitment to protecting cyber security and preventing future attacks.
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BREAKING Serviciul de Securitate Cibernetică al R.Moldova anunță producerea unui "incident de securitate cibernetică organizat de un actor străin asupra infrastructurii guvernamentale" / Angajați ai instituției, suspectați de "complicitate la tentativele de sabotare și atac"
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