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“We can confirm that unknown attackers were able to breach parts of the United Nations infrastructure in April of 2021,” Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman for the U.N. Secretary-General, said in a statement.
According to Bloomberg, the breach went public after cybersecurity firm Resecurity® reportedly found that the hackers were still active on U.N. networks as recently as early last month. Researchers at Resecurity® had notified the U.N. of the attack earlier in the year. However, instead of addressing the problem, the U.N. had stopped responding to the security firm when Resecurity® provided evidence that data had been stolen... Please continue the article at the source
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