Hackers again attack notaries to access the state registers

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/AC/93/IB-FQHMKK8M0_F4988981.jpg" Alt = "Hackers again attack notaries to access the state register"/> ~ < P > Hackers attack Ukrainian notaries to access the state registers.

< P > This is referred to in the State Service of Special Communication and Information Protection of Ukraine in the Telegram.

< p >“From the second half of January 2025, the Government Response Team of Ukraine Cert-UA captures the restoration of the activity of the criminal UAC-0173. Yes, hackers to order and for cash carry out cyberattacks for Ukrainian notaries through the sending To get hidden remote access to their computers and subsequent introduction unauthorized changes to the state registers “, & ndash; Read in the message.

< P Data-Yield-Master-Placement-Inted = "" > The service stressed that CERT-UA specialists have taken urgent measures and with the assistance of the notary chamber of Ukraine promptly identified the affected computers in six regions of Ukraine.

< P > “However, it is possible that the cyberattacks will continue. Yes, on February 11, 2025, another newsletter of e -mail messages was made, allegedly, on behalf of one of the territorial units of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, which contained references executed file (eg, “Haka3.exe” or “Order of the Ministry of Justice dated 10.02.2025 № 43613.1-03.exe “,” Informed.exe “), the launch of which leads to damage to the computer by a harmful program)”, & ndash; reported on February 25 at & nbsp; CERT-UA press service, & nbsp; which operates in the State Secretariat.

< P > In some cases already compromised computers are used for further formation and sending of harmful emails, added in the press service.

< P > “We emphasize that the demand for changes in the registers is maintained, which will inevitably stimulate the attackers to further carry out cyberattacks. We urge notaries in case of detection of suspicious activity immediately to inform the notarial chamber of Ukraine and Cert-UAt. Response “, & ndash; Read in the message.