In a statement, the High Society alliance has announced a significant cyber attack in Spain. The group claims to have hacked a large number of FTP servers across the country, uploading their software to gain full control over these servers. The details of the compromised servers are also listed in the post.
Additionally, the alliance reports a successful breach of the corporate control panel belonging to Spanish Senator Patricia Gomez. The attackers claim to have downloaded all data from the control panel and retained access to it. The group says that they will release an archive of the obtained data online.
Two groups, UserSec and ShadowSeekers, have been identified as participants in these attacks. The announcement signals a concerning development in the cybersecurity landscape, highlighting the vulnerabilities of high-profile targets and critical infrastructure.
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