This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press-Muhammad Zaruh
The occupied city of Melilla was subjected to a large electronic attack on a scale last Sunday for the sixth consecutive day of the city. The attack led to the disruption of all the electronic services in the city, as local authorities indicated that the hackers had stolen between three and four data of data, including all the arrival passwords. This attack caused concerns among citizens and civil servants.
According to the declarations made by Juan Jose Imbrada, head of the occupied Melilla government, he confirmed that the pirates had asked for a financial ransom in exchange for restoration of the stolen data, trying an extreme financial extortion of the city. “They tried to threaten us with money, but they collided with a solid wall if they thought they would succeed. In the occupied Melilla, we have nothing to hide, “said Imbrada in press statements.
Imbrada stressed that security services and specialized technicians are trying to restore the system quickly, with the support of the Spanish Intelligence Service (CNI). He added: “Things have started to improve, and we are optimistic that the system will be 100% ready at the end of next week. He said these efforts had started to bear fruit and that they are working hard to face the situation.
On the other hand, Imbrada revealed the propagation of reports on social media platforms indicating that a group of pirates has adopted the attack, claiming that it has sensitive information on the abusive use of public funds by eminent personalities of the city. In response to these allegations, Imbrada said: “There is nothing we have to hide, whether in the drawers or offices, and never in my office”, emphasizing the incorrection of these allegations.
With regard to stolen data, Pablo Martinez, managing director of the information company in the occupied Melilla, explained that the pirates had been able to steal various data, but the information obtained does not seem among the most sensitive, noting that what has been stolen can be linked to common files to users. He added: “We are working to modify all passwords and apply the necessary measures to completely restore security. »»
At the end of its declarations, Imbrada stressed that the city does not contain sensitive information related to government files or important personal data. He stressed that the Spanish Socialist Party had asked him to “face” the “hypocritical” situation, calling not to encourage hackers. He added: “Such statements give strength to the criminals that led this attack. »»
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