A serbian group has claimed responsibility for cyberattacks targeting the Croatian platform FinInfo.hr and an unnamed healthcare facility, according to reports. The group allegedly publicized thousands of data points on a “dark web” forum. Leon Juraniq, a Croatian cybersecurity specialist and co-founder/CTO of ThreatLeap, reported that his company’s systems detected two distinct publications originating from the serbian group known as INF Group.
Juraniq stated that the group asserted having infiltrated the FinInfo.hr system and subsequently released approximately 34,000 records from its database. Furthermore, the hackers claimed to have executed an attack against a healthcare institution located in Croatia, although the specific name of this facility was not disclosed in the initial reports. The revelations suggest a coordinated effort by the serbian group to compromise sensitive data within critical Croatian infrastructure.
The exposure of a substantial volume of personal data from FinInfo.hr, combined with the alleged breach at a healthcare provider, raises significant concerns regarding data security protocols across the nation. Cybersecurity experts are monitoring the situation to assess the scope and impact of the alleged intrusions.
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