Cybercrime actors, who stole medicines and vaccines data in a cyber attack against the EMA, manipulated them prior to leak them on internet

Cybercrime actors who stole medicines and vaccines data in a cyber attack against the EU European Medicines Agency (EMA), manipulated them prior to leak them on the internet. It has been denounced by the EMA itself in the last update on the cyber aggression suffered last December. “The ongoing investigation of the cyberattack on EMA revealed that some of the unlawfully accessed documents related to COVID-19 medicines and vaccines have been leaked on the internet – the document reports -. This included internal/confidential email correspondence dating from November, relating to evaluation processes for COVID-19 vaccines. Some of the correspondence has been manipulated by the perpetrators prior to publication in a way which could undermine trust in vaccines”.