Rome, 9 Nov. (LaPresse) – The Rome Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating the dissemination on the dark web, by a self-styled pro-Russian hacker group, of personal data and threats directed at Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, the head of the Postal Police, Ivano Gabrielli, and the Chief Public Prosecutor of Rome, Francesco Lo Voi. The case, assigned to Public Prosecutor Giulia Guccione, also concerns the latest incident reported this morning. The investigation is being conducted by the Postal Police at the CNAIPIC Centre. Among the alleged offences being examined by the Public Prosecutor’s Office are unauthorised access to computer systems and threats; however, investigators are also assessing the credibility of the threats and seeking to establish any links between the various incidents. Lo Voi’s case, meanwhile, will be transferred to the Perugia Public Prosecutor’s Office on the grounds of territorial jurisdiction.
Security: Rome Public Prosecutor’s Office opens an investigation into data relating to Tajani, Gabrielli and Lo Voi found on the dark web
Rome, 9 Nov. (LaPresse) – The Rome Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating the dissemination on the dark web, by a self-styled pro-Russian hacker group, of personal data and threats directed at Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, the head of the Postal Police, Ivano Gabrielli, and the Chief Public Prosecutor of Rome, Francesco Lo Voi. The case, assigned to Public Prosecutor Giulia Guccione, also concerns the latest incident reported this morning. The investigation is being conducted by the Postal Police at the CNAIPIC Centre. Among the alleged offences being examined by the Public Prosecutor’s Office are unauthorised access to computer systems and threats; however, investigators are also assessing the credibility of the threats and seeking to establish any links between the various incidents. Lo Voi’s case, meanwhile, will be transferred to the Perugia Public Prosecutor’s Office on the grounds of territorial jurisdiction.