National Archives victim of a Trojan horse virus potentially leaking government documents (2013/05/24) Virus , warm hole, Trojan horse Taiwan’s National Archives Administration has fallen victim to an attack by hackers. Because the administration handles the transmission of government documents between agencies, the hacking put all agencies at risk. Among those compromised was New Taipei’s Research, Development and Evaluation Commission.
Wu Chao-ming New Taipei RDEC The core system for document exchange at the National Archives Administration is suspected of hosting a Trojan horse virus. It could have copied and distributed some of our documents. This would have an impact on document security and leakages.
The current process for managing government documents requires each unit to first upload documents to the National Archives Administration. The documents are then forwarded to various government departments. Hackers took advantage of a security lapse in the antivirus system used by the administration to steal information. mitral valve prolapse Wu Chao-ming New Taipei RDEC One doesn’t need to attack the country’s entire internet system. He or she would only need to attack the National Archives Administration, which is equivalent to the main source.
The attack occurred a little over a week ago, but the New Taipei government only received a warning on Tuesday from the Cabinet’s cyber security task force. The Cabinet was low-key about the attack, saying it should be able to eliminate the virus by the end of the month. |
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