The authors of the computer attack had access to the name and surnames, DNI, address, telephone number and email address of the energy company’s customers.
Iberdrola suffered on March 15 a cyberattack that exposed data of 1.3 million customersas sources from the company have confirmed to Europa Press.
According to the newspaper The countrycybercriminals seized sensitive information from the database of energy users, including name and surname, ID, address, telephone number and email addressbut they were unable to access customers’ financial data, such as checking account or credit card numbers.
The next day, once the breach was closed, the company detected massive new attacks This time they did not achieve their goal.
The attacks occurred in parallel to other attacks in Spain such as CercanÃas, the Congress of Deputies or other European institutions. Fortunately, they have not had access to critical data, according to Iberdrola.
Source: Eitb
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