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Azerbaijani hackers leak secret data from Armenian Intel server

Posted on September 3, 2016 by Dissent

Waqas writes:

The cyber war between Azerbaijan and Armenian hackers is as complicated and serious as one can imagine. While militaries of both countries are fighting for a piece of land, their hackers are targeting each other on the Internet.

The latest cyber attack comes from Azerbaijani hackers going by the handle of Anti-Armenia Team who claim to have hacked Armenian government servers including the Armenian national security ministry and leaked a trove of confidential data including passport copies of locals and foreign citizens who visited Armenia.

Read more on HackRead.  The claimed hack has been questioned by one of The Register’s sources, who says it looks more like an inside job than a hack. Either way, though, there seems to be no dispute that the data dumped are legit.

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