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A Mexican Military officer has reportedly been arrested in reference to a cyberattack through which an enormous trove (6 terabytes) of emails and paperwork was downloaded from the IT system of the Ministry of Nationwide Protection (Sedena).
Jesús “N” is accused by the Navy Justice Prosecutor’s Workplace of a “breach of army duties” – particularly the “lack of army info.” A Lieutenant Colonel who labored in Sedena’s IT division, Jesus was detained in reference to the 2022 hack perpetrated by the Guacamaya hacking group.
The Navy Justice Code stipulates a minimal jail sentence of 1 yr for a breach of army duties, though a sentence of simply 4 months imprisonment will be handed down if the breach was the results of “clumsiness or carelessness.”
The utmost jail sentence for the crime is 60 years. López Obrador has carefully aligned with the army throughout his presidency and has defended the Protection Ministry in opposition to allegations of misconduct.
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The Navy Justice Prosecutor’s Workplace started an investigation “to detect potential omissions” by Sedena IT personnel months in the past although López Obrador dominated out a probe final October. Sedena has tightened IT safety to guard in opposition to future cyberattacks and strengthened checks of IT and cybersecurity workers as a safeguard in opposition to leaks of delicate info.
Nationwide Protection Minister Luis Cresencio Sandoval stated in February that Mexico’s nationwide safety wasn’t compromised regardless of the theft of 6 terabytes of confidential info.
López Obrador additionally performed down the seriousness of the hack, saying late final yr that he didn’t anticipate any unfavourable penalties from it.
The president has lately been questioned about leaked Sedena paperwork that seem to verify that the Protection Ministry has spied on residents in the course of the time period of his authorities. López Obrador denies that’s the case, saying earlier this month that the Military does intelligence work however doesn’t spy on anybody.
Final week he stated he suspected that the Guacamaya hacking group – which has additionally stolen info from the Chilean, Colombian, and Peruvian governments – is made up of “worldwide businesses linked to the conservative group headed by [businessman and government critic] Claudio X. González.”
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| Guacamaya Hacking Group paintings. |
A Mexican Military officer has reportedly been arrested in reference to a cyberattack through which an enormous trove (6 terabytes) of emails and paperwork was downloaded from the IT system of the Ministry of Nationwide Protection (Sedena).
Jesús “N” is accused by the Navy Justice Prosecutor’s Workplace of a “breach of army duties” – particularly the “lack of army info.” A Lieutenant Colonel who labored in Sedena’s IT division, Jesus was detained in reference to the 2022 hack perpetrated by the Guacamaya hacking group.
The Navy Justice Code stipulates a minimal jail sentence of 1 yr for a breach of army duties, though a sentence of simply 4 months imprisonment will be handed down if the breach was the results of “clumsiness or carelessness.”
The utmost jail sentence for the crime is 60 years. López Obrador has carefully aligned with the army throughout his presidency and has defended the Protection Ministry in opposition to allegations of misconduct.
Guacamaya Leaks
The Navy Justice Prosecutor’s Workplace started an investigation “to detect potential omissions” by Sedena IT personnel months in the past although López Obrador dominated out a probe final October. Sedena has tightened IT safety to guard in opposition to future cyberattacks and strengthened checks of IT and cybersecurity workers as a safeguard in opposition to leaks of delicate info.
Nationwide Protection Minister Luis Cresencio Sandoval stated in February that Mexico’s nationwide safety wasn’t compromised regardless of the theft of 6 terabytes of confidential info.
López Obrador additionally performed down the seriousness of the hack, saying late final yr that he didn’t anticipate any unfavourable penalties from it.
The president has lately been questioned about leaked Sedena paperwork that seem to verify that the Protection Ministry has spied on residents in the course of the time period of his authorities. López Obrador denies that’s the case, saying earlier this month that the Military does intelligence work however doesn’t spy on anybody.
Final week he stated he suspected that the Guacamaya hacking group – which has additionally stolen info from the Chilean, Colombian, and Peruvian governments – is made up of “worldwide businesses linked to the conservative group headed by [businessman and government critic] Claudio X. González.”
Guacamaya Leaked Tales
