Cyberattack on It Infrastructure Revealed by the Ministry of the Interior

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Police data or applications should not be affected according to their own statements. The attack took place a few weeks ago.

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The FPÖ and its security spokesman Gernot Darmann come across the IT infrastructure when the Ministry of the Interior (BMI) deals with the cyber attack that has become known. "The cyber scandal in the Ministry of the Interior is also a huge cover-up scandal", it was said on Sunday in a mailing. For weeks it had been tried to keep the incidents secret. For Darmann, interior minister Gerhard Karner (ÖVP) is therefore "finally ready to withdraw". T…

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A cyberattack on the IT infrastructure of the Federal Ministry of the Interior (BMI) was uncovered several weeks ago. As the BMI announced on Saturday, irregularities were detected in one of the BMI's office IT systems. However, this was the result of a targeted and professional attack. Specifically, unauthorized access to the BMI's mail servers occurred. Currently, external email traffic is restricted as a result of the security measures taken.

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Police data or applications are not affected. Currently, there is limited access to external mail servers.

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Currently, there is limited access to external mail servers. Police data or applications should not be affected.

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Police data or applications are not affected, but external mail servers are only accessible to a limited extent.