Governmentattack σε μια από τις μεγαλύτερες εταιρείες μέσων ενημέρωσης της Νορβηγίαs closed the presses. Amedia, Norway's largest news publisher, announced on Tuesday that several of its central computer systems were shut down due to a "severe" cyber attack.
The attack blocked her company να τυπώσει τις εφημερίδες της Τετάρτης και τα πιεστήρια θα συνεχίσουν να μην λειτουργούν μέχρι να επιλυθεί το ζήτημα, δήλωσε ο εκτελεστικός αντιπρόεδρος της Amedia, Pål Nedregotten. Το hack επηρεάζει επίσης τα συστήματα διαφήμισης και συνδρομής της εταιρείας, εμποδίζοντας τους διαφημιστές να αγοράζουν νέες διαφημίσεις και τους συνδρομητές να παραγγέλνουν ή να ακυρώνουν συνδρομές.
The company Reported that at this time he does not know if personal information has been leaked. The subscription system affected by the attack contains customers' names, addresses, phone numbers and subscription history, but data such as passwords, reading history and financial information is not affected, the company said.
Amedia publishes more than 90 newspapers and magazines targeting more than 2,5 million Norwegians, according to the company's website.
"We are in the process of getting an overview of the situation, but we do not yet know what happened and the exact damage. "We have already implemented measures to reduce the damage and restore normal operation as soon as possible," said Executive Vice President Pål Nedregotten on the company's website.
