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GEBE made it easy for hackers, no audit and proper cyber security measures were not in place.

September 7, 2022

GEBE made it easy for hackers, no audit and proper cyber security measures were not in place.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Aurora InfoTech in its report to NV GEBE made it clear in its cover letter that they were unable to clearly state that the cyber attack on NV GEBE was conducted by the Black Byte Ransomware hackers on March 16th, 2022.
Aurora said that because NV GEBE IT Department reset the firewalls and reinstalled the servers and workstations most of the forensic data were lost as such, they were not able to fully determine if it was the Black Byte.
They made clear that the resetting of the firewalls and reinstalling of the servers were done prior to them ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41223-gebe-made-it-easy-for-hackers-no-audit-and-proper-cyber-security-measures-were-not-in-place.html

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