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Argentina’s Judiciary of Córdoba suffered a serious computer attack

Posted on August 15, 2022 by chum1ng0

A CBN24n editorial begins:

The Judiciary of Córdoba suffered a computer attack that affected its website, digital services and databases. Sources close to the Judiciary affirmed that it could be “the worst attack on public institutions in history.”

Through an official statement, disseminated on its social networks, the Judiciary of Córdoba clarified that “specialized personnel are working to normalize the situation. In addition, the document mentions that  legal actions were initiated with the intervention of the Prosecutor’s Office of cybercrime.

Read more at CBA24n.

Update: This incident may be related to an earlier attack by LAPSUS$ threat actors on Globant that was revealed in March. Thanks to @_bettercyber_ and @S0ufi4n3 on Twitter for reminding us.

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