As we read in the EXCLUSIVE report of https://keplh.blogspot.gr/, the well-known and particularly "aggressive" hacking group RedHack stole data from the well-known MIT, a well-known and unexceptionable Turkish secret intelligence service.
As reported by the blog keplh, the Turkish hacktivist group RedHack claims to have breached the systems of Turkish ISP TTNET (www.ttnet.com.tr), Vodafone and leading Turkish mobile operator TurckCell (turkcell.com.tr).
The hackers claimed that millions of files were compromised from the companies' servers. As they stated in their statement:
“If we are able to get this information from their systems, with our limited resources, imagine what a foreign intelligence agency can do. These companies have 90% of the population’s data in their systems and they can’t protect it.”
The leak contains information such as names, phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, and other information, of members of Ministries, the MIT, and the Security Directorate.
See the leaked information [here]
The editorial team of SecNews thanks the blog Information Center (keplh.blogspot.gr) for the timely and valid information.
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