nanarchy said:
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Still, it doesn't say anything. Getting an image on computer screens in an office is very easy and doesn't have to be a hack. Could be by infecting a website that was frequently visited or a simple little worm contracted by one of the employees for carelessly surfing or some attack from the inside. The stolen data sounds like a scare tactic to make the group look more important.
Either way this whole thing is absolutely exaggerated. Recovering all office PCs is a simple matter of maybe a few hours.
But I guess the media will still have a field day with this even if there wasn't a notable impact on business and no data stolen.
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