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Bc Communicates Pix Key Blanking Due to Inappropriate Access to the Ncj System
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The Central Bank (BC) and the National Court of Justice (CNJ) reported on the night of this Thursday (23), the occurrence of a security incident, on 20 and 21 July, due to unaccompanied access to Sisbajud (Sisbajud’s System of Search for Assets of Judiciary Power) operated by the NCJ, referring to personal data linked to Pix keys. According to the NCJ, the incident caused access due to individual information by more than 11 million people.
The Central Bank and the National Justice Council (CNJ) confirmed on Thursday, 24th, an unprecedented access to data linked to Pix keys in Sisbajud, an asset search system operated by the NCJ. The safety failure occurred on 20 and 21 July, exposing the individual data of 11.003.398 persons. According to the bodies, no... The post BC: emptying issues data of Pix keys of 11 million people appeared first on O Antagnonist.
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More than 11 million Pix keys had broken down, the National Justice Council (CNJ) reported this Thursday night (23). The incident occurred in the Search for Judiciary Power (Sisbajud), which connects courts and Central Bank (BC). Both the CNJ and the BC reported that they were accidentally accessed by 11.003.398 Pix keys. The information presented were the following: Related News: Nobel Prize winner publishes article with Brazilian PIX.
The BC (Central Bank) identified a security incident that exposed Pix user registration data. The breach occurred due to unauthorized access to Sisbajud (the Judiciary's Asset Search System), a tool operated by the CNJ (National Council of Justice). According to the BC, the incident compromised only registration information, without exposing passwords, financial transactions, account balances, or other data protected by banking secrecy. In a sta…
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