DNSC Chief Makes Clarifications After Cyber Attacks on State Institutions

The Director of the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC) Dan Camppean told Digi24 that as a result of cyber attacks that have targeted several important institutions in Romania in recent days, there is no evidence that institutional data have been released for sale. According to Digi24, attacks appear to be financially motivated and there are no indications at this time of involvement of a state actor.

Sebastian Ghița warns that the cyber attacks of recent days on public institutions could also affect other important systems of the state, and Romania could "paralyze computer science. Article Sebastian Ghița, unleashed on state institutions after cyber attacks: "Romania can paralyze computer science first appears in Romania TV.

A cyber attack on the National Real Estate Agency (ANCPI) blocked the institution's entire business on Tuesday, paralysing real estate transactions in Romania. Dan Camppean, director of the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC), says the attack was not a sophisticated one and could be prevented. "We have no information that hackers would have extracted personal data [...]

The attacks that have struck in the last days the National Agency of Housing and Real Estate Advertising (ANCPI), the Ministry of Investment and European Projects and the website of the office.ro have no link between them and...

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