MyDr data breach: Hackers threaten further attacks

Following a data breach at the company MyDr, hackers have issued a statement claiming the incident is only the beginning of a larger operation. The group, which publishes statements on the InfoSec Exchange platform, claims their mission is to highlight weak cybersecurity in Europe, particularly amidst cyber warfare involving Russia. They have stated they will not sell or publicly release the stolen data, but instead intend to provide information to Polish services via the outlet Zaufana Trzecia Strona.

Cybersecurity experts warn that the leak increases the risk of sophisticated phishing attacks. Scammers may use the stolen information to create highly convincing fraudulent messages or websites that mimic official government portals to steal banking credentials. Users are advised to verify if their data has been compromised through official government services and to avoid clicking links in unsolicited SMS or emails, as attackers often use the fear of a data leak to manipulate victims into visiting fake login pages.