An unidentified group of hackers has gained access to the internal network of one of Germany’s largest newspaper publishing companies. The incident has led to the involvement of the police cybercrime unit, which is currently investigating the breach. Authorities have not yet disclosed the extent of the damage or the specific data that may have been compromised. The attack has raised concerns about cybersecurity within the media industry, particularly given the sensitive nature of news content and editorial processes.
The affected publishing group, which operates several major national newspapers and digital platforms, has not yet released official statements regarding the breach. However, internal sources suggest that the breach may have exposed confidential editorial communications and potentially sensitive reader data. The company’s cybersecurity team is working to secure its systems and assess the full impact of the breach. This incident highlights the growing threat of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, including media organizations that play a vital role in informing the public.