Attack targets inspection software firms

Two companies that provide scheduling software for technical vehicle inspections have been hit by a recent cyberattack. The attack has raised concerns about the security of data handled by these firms.

Data breach details revealed

The cyberattack may have resulted in the theft of up to 9 gigabytes of personal data. This data includes information about customers and their vehicles, which could be used for identity theft or other malicious purposes.

Potential risks for affected individuals

Those whose data was compromised face potential risks such as identity theft or fraud. The stolen information could include names, addresses, and vehicle details, which are valuable to cybercriminals.

Companies respond to the breach

The affected companies have acknowledged the breach and are working with cybersecurity experts to investigate the attack. They have also informed affected customers and are offering guidance on how to protect themselves.