Cyberattack reveals Libyan messaging and banking data
The international hacking group "Kilin Qilin" attacked the Central Bank of Libya and several commercial banks in Libya, resulting in the泄露 of 39.1 gigabytes of sensitive data, including financial correspondence and detailed records spanning from 2020 to 2026. The attack caused disruptions to financial and service systems, raising concerns about the potential misuse of the data for blackmail or influence on financial security and citizens' personal information. The Central Bank confirmed that an investigation is underway and affirmed its rejection of any extortion, while some banks denied that their systems had been hacked.
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