Hacknotice Senegal's National ID Office Closes After Ransomware Attack
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Senegal confirmed a breach of its national ID card department following claims by the ransomware group Green Blood Group. The attack resulted in the theft of 139 GB of data and led to the temporary closure of the Directorate of File Automation, which manages national ID cards, passports, and biometric data, to contain the incident.
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2026-02-09
Ransomware gang claims breach and data theft
2026-02-10
Senegal confirms cyberattack and closes national ID office
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