The International Criminal Court (ICC) revealed yesterday that it had fallen victim to a cyberattack, after some of its systems were breached last week.
“Late last week, the services of the International Criminal Court detected abnormal activity affecting systems information,” said .
“Immediate measures were adopted to address this cybersecurity incident and mitigate its impact“.
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The Court confirmed that it is investigating the incident in cooperation with the Dutch authorities, as the Netherlands serves as the host country for the ICC.
The International Criminal Court also said it has taken steps to strengthen defenses cyber , including accelerating the adoption of cloud technology .
At this time, there is no information on the exact nature and impact of the cyberattack. We also do not know if the perpetrators were able to gain access to any data or files.
The Court revealed only that it “continues to analyze and mitigate the impact of this incident,” while the goal is to continue the Court’s core work without problems.
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A spokesperson for the International Criminal Court told BleepingComputer that no further details can be released at this time.
The ICC is an international court that deals with the most serious crimes affecting the international community. Among these are crimes , genocide and crimes against humanity.
The ICC was established in 2002 following the entry into force of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (Rome Statute) and by March 2023 had 123 member states.
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The cyberattack on the International Criminal Court (ICC) is under investigation. Authorities are working intensively to determine the details of the attack, possible information leaks, and the identification of the perpetrators. The case is important, as the ICC is a vital institution for international justice.
Source: www.bleepingcomputer.com
