Denmark’s central bank has announced that its website was targeted in a cyberattack on Monday. The bank stated that no sensitive information was compromised as a result of the attack, and that its systems have since been secured.
The bank did not disclose any details about the nature of the attack or who may have been behind it. However, the bank emphasized that it has robust measures in place to protect against cyber threats and that it continues to monitor its systems for any potential security breaches.
In a statement, the bank said: “We would like to reassure our customers and the public that our systems and operations continue to function as normal and that their savings and personal information remain secure.”
The incident comes at a time when cyber attacks on financial institutions are on the rise. In recent months, several banks have reported being targeted by hackers, with some experiencing successful breaches. It is important for financial institutions to have strong security measures in place and to be vigilant in their efforts to protect against cyber threats.
As per the reports, the bank has not been disclosing any more details of the attack and they are working with the cyber-crime unit of the Danish police to investigate the case. Though no major disruptions to banking services have been reported.
It remains unclear at this time what the motivations behind the cyberattack were and whether it was carried out by a state-sponsored group or a criminal organization.
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