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Hackers Leak Brazilian Army’s Data for Foul Play in Cyber War Games

Posted on November 17, 2015 by Dissent

Carolina reports:

Earlier this week the servers of Brazilian Army got hacked leading to private details of around 7,000 military officials getting stolen.

Hackers were quick to publish the hacked private data, which included national insurance numbers and IDs/passwords used for accessing official military websites along with other details.

The attack on its servers was confirmed by the Brazilian Army and it was officially stated that the integrity of strategic defense systems that the organization uses was not affected by this event and that investigations were underway.

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