Iranian hackers, known as the "Homeland Justice" group, have published the data of the former Director General of the State Police, Gladis Nano, in a voluminous document with 47 pages, where his personal data are described, as well as the entrances and exits of the former senior Police official from the country.
Regarding this issue, the forensics expert, Ervin Karamuço, for the "MCN live" show, says that everything is now in the hands of hackers, who are also supported by Albanian hackers.
Karamuço announced 10 days ago that a folder with three thousand documents of Interior Minister Bledi Çuçi was also circulated.
" 10 days ago, a folder of 3,000 documents of the interior minister was circulated by Homeland Justice, but they have not been made public.
What happened today was expected, because hackers, in addition to information of this type, also have other folders, which means that they are deeply embedded in our systems.
Of course by extracting Gladis Nano's data, our entire top secret data system has been compromised, every data has been in the hands of hackers since August.
But what impresses you is that Rama said the day before yesterday that our data is guaranteed and that no great damage has been done, and the day after that the hackers released more data. There is a connection that leads you to suspect that there is a collaboration with Albanian hackers and they are planned with them."
K aramuço says that with these attacks, national security is being compromised.
" The attack has escalated, at first it started with personal data, then very sensitive, then with administrative data, and then more secret. We have reached the highest level of damage to documents that have very secret documents.
Now someone has to answer for this, at every critical level of the country, but national security is compromised. Now they know everything, they can get all our data, they even tried to sell it, but they just advertise it for pressure.
Up to the horizontal we were, now the vertical is coming out now, which these hackers have caused. We are at risk of everything gathered over the years in the fight against corruption, organized crime, against trafficking, and many other information.
Likewise, the damage to the TIMS system hurt us a lot, for sure they will have left the place much sought after by justice".