This might be “allowed to view and any copy / reproduction of scanned documents,” explains CCPJ in a statement. Even so, the committee said that “not confirmed that has been achieved access to individual computer records of journalists.”
“It was not the first time the CCPJ became aware of attempts to access the data journalists, and was, in another recent occasion, presented the criminal participation DIAP, a procedure that will be repeated on this occasion, “is said.
To proceed to the attack, the group admitted, via Facebook, that it used one Administrator nickname, for which they knew the password. The CCPJ denied that fact, ensuring that “the username and password disclosed did not exist in database CCPJ, having been created by the indicted suspects.” As such, this account “does not allow access to the computer application,” because it is a common account without administrative powers.
“The CCPJ already made changes in the application, work that will continue in the coming days, to strengthen the security of their computer records. For this reason, access to the application may experience some disturbances, “says the committee.
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