Hackers have announced a data leak of 27 million Uzbek citizens. Hacker group "Butterfly" has exposed the phone number and data of Uzbekistan's Digital Technologies Minister Sherzod Shrematov, saying it will publish the data of more than 27 million Uzbek citizens on the dark web. Hackers claim to have gained access to the database of the Personalization Agency under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan. There may be first and last names, telephone numbers, PINFL, residential addresses, passport data and biometric photographs of citizens. According to the attackers, if their demands are not met by 08:00 on November 2, the archive with the data will be put up for open sale. No official response has yet been given from government authorities. Recently, reports appeared in Uzbekistan about a possible leak of personal data of users on the safe service platform, formerly known as safe way. The operator of the safe service, AUTODOC, denied a leak from its systems. Despite this, the Ministry of the Interior and the Center for Cyber ​​Security in the State Security Service have opened an investigation.

Hackers have announced a data leak of 27 million Uzbek citizens. Hacker group "Butterfly" has exposed the phone number and data of Uzbekistan's Digital Technologies Minister Sherzod Shrematov, saying it will publish the data of more than 27 million Uzbek citizens on the dark web. Hackers claim to have gained access to the database of the Personalization Agency under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan. There may be first and last names, telephone numbers, PINFL, residential addresses, passport data and biometric photographs of citizens. According to the attackers, if their demands are not met by 08:00 on November 2, the archive with the data will be put up for open sale. No official response has yet been given from government authorities. Recently, reports appeared in Uzbekistan about a possible leak of personal data of users on the safe service platform, formerly known as safe way. The operator of the safe service, AUTODOC, denied a leak from its systems. Despite this, the Ministry of the Interior and the Center for Cyber ​​Security in the State Security Service have opened an investigation.