The VE sin Filtro organization, Secure Connection program, warned this Friday, November 6, about the publication of files that would contain years of internal correspondence of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ)with 5,294 email addresses involved, amid complaints of a computer attack against the institution.
Through your account on X, The NGO reported that a threat actor distributed the files, which would include attached documents. According to a preliminary analysis, the identified addresses match real accounts of magistrates and staff of the highest court.
However, VE sin Filtro clarified that it still cannot confirm the full authenticity of the messages or rule out that the files have been modified. or that part of the information has been suppressed.
The organization He recalled that on November 2, the same anonymous user allegedly compromised the internal network of the TSJ and claimed responsibility for a ransomware attack, a type of computer attack that seeks to block or encrypt information to demand a ransom. Since then, the court’s official website remains inaccessible, according to the NGO.
Until the moment of the complaint, No public body had commented on the alleged violation of computer systems. nor about the new email leak.
VE sin Filtro indicated that the analysis of the information released continues, while doubts persist about the scope and authenticity of the compromised files.
