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Hungarian media hit by hacker attacks

April 24, 2023 12.03 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

A series of cyberattacks have hit media outlets in Hungary in the last few days.

According to <em>Media1, they include the news portal of the TV station ATV, as well as HVG’s educational portal Eduline.hu.

It adds that, cybercriminals have also crippled 444.hu, hvg.hu, Népszava.hu, Media1.hu and Vipcast.hu, the Magyar Narancs website, as well as Hírhúgó, the Balramagyar.hu, Ellenszél.hu, Ellenlábas.hu, Nyugatifény.hu. In addition, they have the internet streaming services of the Pecs municiplaity and Klubradio.

Broadband TV News notes that as of this Monday (April 24) afternoon ATV’s site could still not be accessed.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Editor's Choice, Newsline, Top Story Tagged With: ATV, Hungary Edited: 25 April 2023 12:37

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