Cyberattack Hits Spanish Train Operator User Data
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Renfe stated in a statement that the "cybersecurity incident" originated in servers of the public rail infrastructure manager Adif, which had been "previously compromised and interconnected with the company's systems." The authors of this cyberattack "have only been able to access limited information about users, mainly names and email addresses" and there is no "formal evidence" of publication of these data," the Spanish company said.
However, the company emphasizes that there is no evidence of access to banking, financial, payment methods or ID data.
The public company has assured that no sensitive data such as DNI or payment methods have been affectedRenfe spends about three million per year on buses by the cut off of the train route between Córdoba and Jaén Renfe has opened this Friday a technical investigation on a “cyber security incident” regarding the collection of data from travelers whose origin is located on Adif servers previously engaged and connected with the networks of the stat…
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Renfe has suffered an incident of cybersecurity whose origin places in the servers of the Adif railway infrastructure manager, which had been attacked previously, in which the pirates were able to obtain “limited” information from users, especially names and email addresses, and which has not affected the provision of the railway service.Continue reading...
The company claims that the attackers were only able to access names and emails and that there are no indications of bank data leaking or damage to the railway service.
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