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The European Central Bank's website has been hacked and personal information has been stolen by a cybercriminal.
The ECB said most of the data was encrypted, but the contact information of registrants was not. According to the BBC, approximately 20,000 email addresses and a smaller number of phone numbers and physical addresses were lifted. Also stolen, in encrypted form, was "data on downloads from the ECB website."
The ECB said most of the data was encrypted, but the contact information of registrants was not. According to the BBC, approximately 20,000 email addresses and a smaller number of phone numbers and physical addresses were lifted. Also stolen, in encrypted form, was "data on downloads from the ECB website."