Austria - Cyber attack on the University of Innsbruck
Unknown persons have carried out a cyber attack on the University of Innsbruck in Austria. The university announced on Monday that 23,000 students' master data had been downloaded, including names, dates of birth, place of residence and email addresses. No further details on the background, motives and possible perpetrators could be given at present for tactical investigation reasons, it said. The police have been called in and the university has taken "the necessary countermeasures". Students should watch out for possible phishing attempts in the near future and report any suspected cases.
Announcement University of Innsbruck
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- The police in Austria are currently investigating the cyber attack on the Computer systems of the University of Innsbruck.
- Due to the cyber attack, students at the University of Innsbruck in Austria should be vigilant against potential phishing attempts on the internet.
- The cyber attack on the University of Innsbruck in Austria, which resulted in the theft of personal data of 23,000 students, has brought issues of Criminality and Cybersecurity to the forefront.
- The University of Innsbruck in Austria, located in the heart of Austria, has been affected by a cyber attack, highlighting the potential for such attacks on educational institutions worldwide.
Source: www.stern.de
