"Cyber criminals could see e-mail addresses, phone numbers and security certificates of staff at the agency, Argos said, which may increase the risk of extortion or blackmail."
"The hackers also hacked into phones, tablets and laptops but it is not yet clear if they had complete access to the data on them, the national cyber security centre NCSC said."
Hackers gained unauthorized access to the Dutch prisons agency DJI for a minimum of five months, according to an investigation by radio programme Argos. The breach exposed email addresses, phone numbers, and security certificates belonging to agency staff, creating potential risks for extortion and blackmail. Cyber criminals also infiltrated phones, tablets, and laptops, though the extent of data access remains unclear. The national cyber security centre NCSC acknowledged the breach but could not determine complete access levels. A DJI spokesman declined to confirm whether hackers retain ongoing system access.
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