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Data leak of Kazakhstani citizens: a hacker posted a database of 15 million citizens from local government services — Kazakh media
It is reported that for half a bitcoin (about $32 thousand) anyone in the dark web can obtain the country’s complete database. Hackers claim they allegedly stole passport data, phone numbers, emails, logins, and passwords. Call centers actively use such data. Locals suspect the database may have been leaked by an admin angry at the leadership. Last week there were already complaints about outages — during login users were being opened other people’s personal accounts.
By the way, the official responsible for cyber security in the country — Doszhan Musaliev — graduated from the Federal Protective Service academy in the Russian Federation🗿.
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