There is no end to the scandals, Iranian hackers publish the data of Albanians that were stolen from "One Albania", this is how the INSTAT database that was on the servers of the mobile company was broken down

The "One Albania" company fell prey to a cyber attack on December 25, compromising the data of its 1.2 million subscribers. The cyber attack was taken over by the so-called "Homeland Justice" group, as it found the mobile company vulnerable and collapsed all its systems. But even though the services did not work and the systems went down, the "One Albania" company continued its propaganda, being able to refute the attack and the malfunction of the system, saying that they were not affected by this incident. During this period, the "Homeland Justice" hackers have repeatedly published internal documents of the telephone company "One Albania" on their Telegram channel, as they did the same on the weekend. The "Homeland Justice" group has published a document with the data of the employees in the stores of the "One Albania" company. "Do you still believe liars? Supporting terrorists is shameful. Even worse is lying to your people. Do you think that those who love MEK can protect people's "assets" in the same way they protect data?", says the group's message on "Telegram", alongside the document. The release of employee data may be a warning for the release of customer data. The scandal is even bigger since sources indicate that the entire INSTAT database is located on the servers of the mobile company and this shows that the hackers have many times more sensitive data for Albanians.

Attack on INSTAT, Census data at risk

In the meantime, the publication of population and housing data by INSTAT has been postponed until June. The process in Albania started on September 18, but even though we are a country with a small population, the data will come out after 9 months. IT expert Gent Progni also cast doubt on this scandal. "It has always been said that the data is safe, but it has never turned out that the data is safe, because the Iranians have brought the situation to this stage, that we are talking about data hacking, and hacking has become normal. After that denunciation, the publication of the census was postponed for the first time, then in January it was postponed for the second time. Now the Iranians appear on Telegram and say that we have hacked INSTAT. We gave 16.9 million euros for the last census, now it turns out that this census is unreliable, none of the interest groups, religious communities, etc., say that this process is unreliable. The fact that it was postponed twice reinforces it even more. The calculation of the data happens instantly, the same logically is the case for the census statistics, the result should come out within a day, because we gave 17 million euros. This census has dropped 1 million percent. This census brings another problem for the results of the elections. The fact that the census was hacked and some data will come out that no one will believe, brings us to the logical conclusion that the statistics are manipulated to make the elections according to a certain result. On the day of the elections, we made a calculation according to the publication of the result until 1:30 o'clock of the people who had voted, and it turned out that 30 percent had traveled from outside Albania to Albania to vote. But we have TIMS hacked. You don't have the opportunity today, even if you open investigations, you don't have any accurate statistics and data that haven't been affected by certain interest groups. There is no possibility for me to trust this institution that has not acknowledged the attack since December, that has the data stored...", he said.