In a statement sent to employees, Record said, cyber attack targeting your systems, which took place in October and confirmed access to channel and employee data. The information was announced by the newspaper’s columnist. UOL Ricardo Feltrin, this Thursday (10).
In the document, the publisher states that the “security incident” detected on Oct.Encryption of machines and servers in a technological environment”, would affect the operations of the company. Then it issues a warning to the workers.
Those responsible for the malicious campaign accessed files from the human resources industry that could contain personal data such as documents, phone numbers and addresses, as well as financial, health and union membership information. Therefore, there is the possibility of using this data. fraud and fraudas the channel warns.
Despite the risks, information accessed by cybercriminals would not have been leaked until now. team watching the deep web🇧🇷 The company also said it has enabled security protocols and other measures. hacker attack🇧🇷
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HE cyber attack on record It wouldn’t have leaked information anyway, as TV claims in the statement. But the columnist disputes the report, revealing that he has copies of the passport data and addresses of some of the channel’s contract stars. Last month, some documents even surfaced publicly on the Internet.
Also, according to Feltrin, the publisher shows no signs that it intends to negotiate with the authors of the cyberattack. They did 25 million BRL ransom demand to offload the system and encrypted files.
Record said he was working in partnership with the São Paulo Cybercrime Police Station on the invasion investigation.
Source: Tec Mundo
