Cyberattack compromises Uría Menéndez security cameras through its provider IronLock
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IronLock, Uría Menéndez's security provider, suffered a breach of its infrastructure by cybercriminals, according to several confirmed sources. The law firm says the breach affected 35 audiovisual devices, several of them hacked from outside, and that its servers were not attacked and no confidential information was stolen. IronLock first said the flaw was in the firm's servers and later acknowledged it was in its own system. The hackers have not demanded a ransom.
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- The attack occurred in the infrastructure of IronLock, Uría Menéndez's security provider, according to confirmed sources
- Uría Menéndez says the breach affected 35 audiovisual devices and that no confidential information was stolen
- IronLock initially blamed the firm's firewall and later acknowledged the flaw was in its own system
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