Qatar National Bank said that its systems are "fully secure" following a hacker attack that resulted in a large number of files allegedly stolen from the financial institution’s systems being leaked online.
In a statement published to its website on Sunday, the bank said the incident will have no financial impact on its customers.
The leaked data, currently available from Cryptome and other sources, was first distributed via Twitter using several accounts that tweeted a global-files.net link to news outlets, journalists and others.
The leaked information, totaling roughly 1.5 Gb in size, consists of more than 15,000 files. The data includes banking information, payment card details, email addresses, passwords, physical addresses, phone numbers, and QNB user profiles.
Read More:Qatar National Bank Says Systems 'Fully Secure' After Cyber Attack | SecurityWeek.Com
In a statement published to its website on Sunday, the bank said the incident will have no financial impact on its customers.
The leaked data, currently available from Cryptome and other sources, was first distributed via Twitter using several accounts that tweeted a global-files.net link to news outlets, journalists and others.
The leaked information, totaling roughly 1.5 Gb in size, consists of more than 15,000 files. The data includes banking information, payment card details, email addresses, passwords, physical addresses, phone numbers, and QNB user profiles.
Read More:Qatar National Bank Says Systems 'Fully Secure' After Cyber Attack | SecurityWeek.Com
