After some time of silence, Iranian hackers have published today the list of Albanian voters.
In today's publication, on the Telegram social network, they challenged Prime Minister Edi Rama, as the latter had previously stated that hackers do not have any sensitive data.
It is about a database with a capacity of 741.8 MB that contains thousands of names of citizens, as well as which municipality they belong to.
The hackers also attached a message to Prime Minister Edi Rama next to the published file.
"Still don't believe we have access?" , they write, referring to the statement given by Prime Minister Edi Rama earlier, where he said that during cyber attacks on Albanian systems, hackers failed to obtain sensitive data.

Earlier, Iranian hackers published a list of patent data of Albanian citizens.
They have also published the data of the General Director of the State Police, Muhamet Rrumbullaku.
Likewise, the website Homeland Justice published the data of the new deputy director of SHISH Oljan Kanushi.
Since 2021, Albania has fallen prey to cyber attacks. A cyber attack took place on July 15 of this year, which blocked all official state websites and the e-Albania online services platform.
Meanwhile, on September 14, the TIMS system was attacked at all border points of the country. Albania has blamed Iran for these attacks and has severed diplomatic relations with this country.