On June 7, the company discovered that its subsidiary, Gannett Government Media, had been hacked. The company had already informed subscribers of this matter through a website notification.
Gannett stated that the hackers obtained the names, passwords, and email addresses of subscribers. This also included the positions, salaries, and departments of some military readers. These data involved information from readers subscribed to the American "Defense News" and other military publications.
Experts said that the personal information of government officials and military personnel is the primary target for cybercriminals because such information can be used to launch targeted attacks on computers containing confidential files.
Sina Tech News, afternoon of June 29: On Tuesday, the US newspaper giant Gannett announced that hackers had infiltrated the company's database, stealing the personal information of subscribers, including data from some government officials, military leaders, and regular soldiers.
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