Daniyadagi Kopengagen universiteti xakerlar 525 000 kishiga tegishli shaxsiy ma'lumotlarni o'z ichiga olgan test muhitlaridan biriga kirganini tasdiqladi.
Ta'lim tashkiloti buzilishni o'tgan seshanba kuni aniqladi va juma kuni e'lon qildi. Kechagi yangilanishda universitet PIN kodlari fosh qilingan yana 20 000 xodim va talabaning ma'lumotlarini qo'shdi.
"Kopengagen universiteti xakerlar universitetning test muhitlaridan biriga kirgan kiberhujumni tasdiqladi," - deydi universitet.
1479-yilda tashkil etilgan Kopengagen universiteti Daniyaning eng qadimgi universiteti va uning yetakchi tadqiqot muassasalaridan biridir. Uning taxminan 36 800 talabasi va 10 700 xodimi bor, oltita fakultet va 200 dan ortiq tadqiqot markazlari mavjud.
Kopengagen universiteti hodisaning ko'lamini aniqlash uchun hali ham tekshiruv o'tkazmoqda, lekin quyidagi ma'lumotlar fosh qilingan bo'lishi mumkinligi haqida ogohlantiradi:
- To'liq ismlar
- Milliy shaxsni tasdiqlovchi raqamlar (CPR)
- Telefon raqamlari
- Elektron pochta manzillari
Fosh qilingan ma'lumotlar fishing va ijtimoiy muhandislik hujumlari xavfini oshiradi.
PIN kodlari fosh qilingani haqida, Kopengagen universiteti ehtiyot chorasi sifatida kampusidagi ayrim muhim joylarga jismoniy kirishni chekladi va yangi kirish kodlarini tarqatish bilan ularni asta-sekin qayta ochmoqda.
Universitet hujumni to'xtatganini va hujumchining kirishini bloklaganini aytadi. Hozirda xakerlar kundalik faoliyatni qo'llab-quvvatlovchi tizimlarga kirganligi yoki universitet faoliyatini to'xtatganligi haqida hech qanday dalil yo'q.
Universitet hodisani Daniya Ma'lumotlarni Himoya qilish Agentligiga xabar qildi, lekin shuningdek, bu Yevropaning Umumiy Ma'lumotlarni Himoya qilish Qoidasi (GDPR) doirasiga kirishini va tegishli nazorat organlari bilan tegishli choralarni ko'rayotganini aytdi.
Ushbu hodisada ma'lumotlari fosh qilingan bo'lishi mumkin bo'lgan talabalar va xodimlar kutilmagan aloqalardan ehtiyot bo'lishlari va so'rovlarni mustaqil ravishda tekshirishlari kerak.
Universitet ichki tekshiruv imkon bergan zahoti ta'sir ko'lamiga oid ko'proq yangilanishlar taqdim etishni va'da qildi.
Hujumchilar haqiqiy hisob ma'lumotlariga ega bo'lgach, ularning harakatlarining faqat 37% bloklanadi.
Umumiy oldini olish ballari dastlabki kirishdan keyin nima sodir bo'lishini yashirishi mumkin. Hujumchilar haqiqiy hisob ma'lumotlaridan foydalanayotganda, oldini olish keskin pasayadi.
Blue Report 2026 mijozlar ishlab chiqarish muhitlarida o'tkazilgan 338 million simulyatsiya bo'yicha texnika-texnika mudofaa choralarini o'lchaydi.
Hisobotni oling
The University of Copenhagen in Denmark confirmed that hackers accessed one of its test environments containing personal data belonging to 525,000 people.
The educational organization detected the breach last Tuesday and disclosed it on Friday. In an update yesterday, the university added another 20,000 staff and students whose PIN codes were exposed.
“The University of Copenhagen has confirmed a cyber attack in which hackers gained access to one of the university’s test environments,” the university says.
Founded in 1479, the University of Copenhagen is Denmark’s oldest university and one of its leading research institutions.It has approximately 36,800 students and 10,700 employees, with six faculties and more than 200 research centers.
The University of Copenhagen is still investigating to determine the extent of the incident, but warns that the following information may have been exposed:
- Full names
- National identity numbers (CPR)
- Phone numbers
- Email addresses
The exposed information increases the risk of phishing and social engineering attacks.
Regarding the PIN access exposure, the University of Copenhagen has restricted physical access to certain critical locations on its campus out of abundance of caution and is gradually reopening them as it distributes new access codes.
The university says it contained the attack and blocked the attacker’s access.Currently, there is no indication that hackers accessed systems supporting daily operations or disrupted university activities.
The university reported the incident to the Danish Data Protection Agency, but also said it falls within the scope of Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and that it is taking the appropriate steps with the relevant regulators.
Students and staff whose data may have been exposed in this incident should be cautious of unsolicited communications and independently verify requests.
The university promised to provide more updates on the scope of the impact as soon as its internal investigation allows.
Once attackers have valid credentials, only 37% of their actions are blocked
Overall prevention scores can hide what happens after initial access. Once attackers are using valid credentials, prevention drops sharply.
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