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Kyiv Region Police Expose Hackers Who Infected Notaries’ Computers with Viruses and Changed Data in State Registries

Posted on April 15, 2025 by Dissent

As reported on dev.ua:

In the Kyiv region, police detained a group of hackers who gained remote access to the devices of state bailiffs and private notaries and, for a fee, illegally removed encumbrances imposed on citizens’ property.

According to the Cyber ​​Police, four suspects, one of whom was a private contractor, set up a scheme to illegally remove encumbrances from citizens’ property with the aim of further alienating it. They advertised their “services” in thematic online communities.

Initially, the attackers sent emails to state bailiffs and private notaries, disguising them as messages from courts and other government agencies.

The emails included a file with malicious software, which, once opened, was installed silently on the device and granted the perpetrators remote access to the victim’s computer, compromising their electronic digital signature along with their password.

Read more at dev.ua 

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