Cyberattack on Vienna City: 26,000 Internal Documents Copied
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The data are affected by nearly 6000 people. However, at no time has anyone gained control of systems or user accounts, is emphasized by the city.
Data from almost 6,000 people was affected by the cyberattack. The content has apparently not been published yet.
The city of Vienna has become the victim of a cyberattack. Unknown people have gained access to the city's computer system and copied around 26,000 internal documents – including data from around 6000 people. Apparently, AI software was also used in the attack.
In the event of a cyber attack on the city of Vienna, about 26,000 internal documents are supposed to be copied and data of almost 6,000 affected. Up to now, the contents have not been published. VIENNA. The Vienna Chief Information Officer (CIO) Klemens Himpele reported that unknown people have gained access to the city's computer system. Around 26,000 internal documents are said to have been copied, as Himpele explained to the APA. Data of 6,0…
The city of Vienna has become the victim of a cyberattack. Unknown people have gained access to IT and have stolen around 26,000 internal documents, including data from 6,000 people. There are no indications that they have been published.
The city of Vienna has become the victim of a cyberattack. Unknown people have gained access to the city's computer system and copied around 26,000 internal documents, reported the Vienna Chief Information Officer (CIO) Klemens Himpele of the APA. Data from 6,000 people were also affected. There is no evidence that these were published. According to the city, the security gap has now been closed.
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