Hackers claim that they broke into Dinamo’s database and published the personal data of 50,000 users. The club is investigating the incident and promises to protect members.
Hacking group INF GROUPwhich presents itself as being from of Serbiavia the dark web claims to have hacked into the database Dynamo’s official websitee gnkdinamo.hr, came to the data 50,000 users and to distribute personal data free of charge: name and surname, phone number, e-mail, city, date of birth, residential address and social security number.
The data is most likely related to Dynamo’s club membersit says 24sata.hr. That hacker group recently broke into the pages of the Ministry of Labour, Pension System, Family and Social Policy of the Republic of Croatia.
Everything was announced from the Club:
GNK Dinamo received is a notice of the possible security incident. According to currently available information, the incident didn’t happen on the websites of GNK Dinamo. The exact one is still being determined at this time scope of the possible incidentincluding the categories of data potentially affected and the number of members the incident may affect. Immediately upon receiving the information The club initiated an internal procedure for such situations and determines all the circumstances of the event. The priority of GNK Dinamo at the moment is the protection of members, transparent information to the public and taking all necessary measures in accordance with regulations on the protection of personal data. As soon as confirmed information is available about the scope of the incident and possibly affected categories of data, the Club will inform members and the public about it without delay. GNK Dinamo will publish the next notice as soon as they are confirmed new relevant information.
(www.jabuka.tv)
