Hackers convey accessed confidential documents virtually nuclear plants as well as prisons inwards a cyberattack on a French firm, media reported. Some of the information was flora on a rented server inwards Germany, according to the reports. Thousands of sensitive documents pertaining to nuclear ability plants, prisons as well as tram networks convey been stolen from the servers of a French fellowship inwards a cyberattack, High German as well as French media convey reported Friday. The information illegally accessed from the French fellowship Ingerop dorsum inwards June amounted to to a greater extent than than 65 gigabytes, according to reports past times High German world broadcaster NDR, the daily Süddeutsche Zeitung as well as French paper Le Monde. A spokeswoman from Ingerop quoted past times NDR said to a greater extent than than 11,000 files from a dozen projects were obtained. They were said to include plans showing the planned locations of video cameras for a French high-security prison, documents virtually a planned nuclear-waste dump inwards northeastern French Republic as well as personal information on to a greater extent than than a K Ingerop workers.
Some of the documents were connected alongside the Fessenheim nuclear plant (top photo) on the edge to Germany, reports said.
Ingerop said non all the plans had been realized. It too said it had informed the affected customers as well as lay unspecified safety measures inwards place.
Investigators flora only about of the Ingerop information on a rented server inwards the western High German metropolis of Dortmund, according to the reports.
The fellowship has been the target of criticism past times both French as well as High German anti-nuclear activists inwards the past times few months for its interest inwards planning an undercover nuclear-waste dumping site inwards Lorraine scheduled to last built inwards the adjacent few years. If built, the dump would last only 125 kilometers (78 miles) from the High German border.
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