Iranian hackers launched a cyberattack against key Albanian institutions. The “Homeland Justice” group revealed they targeted the high court and the general prosecution in Albania. This information was initially shared through social networks by the group itself.
They asserted they successfully breached the systems of both the judicial and prosecution networks. As a result, they claim to have accessed data and documents pertaining to the internal workings of these vital institutions. The reported breach involved the high court and the general prosecution.
Currently, Albanian authorities have not yet released an official statement detailing the scope of the attack. They have not confirmed whether any sensitive information was indeed compromised. Cybersecurity agencies are anticipated to commence a thorough investigation into the incident.
This investigation will likely focus on assessing the full extent of the damage and determining the specific data that may have been accessed. The aim is to understand the vulnerabilities exploited by the attackers. The situation remains under scrutiny as authorities work to secure the affected systems and prevent further potential harm.
The prosecution and high court are central to this ongoing concern.
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