The claim that e-Government data was seized, brought up by Journalist İbrahim Haskoloğlu last week, remains on the agenda. Fatih Portakal, who made a statement after Haskoloğlu was detained and arrested, also stated that his personal data was sent to him by pirates.
According to the report published by the cyber security research company DarkTracer on April 7, a trojan virus infecting users in the first 3 months of 2022; From the e-Government login screen 15 thousand 313 people had captured the data of 15 thousand 313 people from the EBA login screen. However, in the following process, it was claimed that the hackers did not only use viruses to capture the data, but also accessed the e-Government database as easily as a citizen and questioned the information of the person they wished.
The origin of this claim was based on a post shared by Journalist İbrahim Haskoloğlu on Twitter. Haskoloğlu said that the pirates had reached him and sent his personal information and that he had lost his family. threatening messages., shared ID images that can easily be identified as fake, and also stated that the hackers had sent him information from President Erdoğan and MIT Head Fidan. Upon this allegation, Haskoloğlu was first detained, then arrested and given a statement.
Journalist Fatih Portakal: “It was wrong for Haskoloğlu to publish the data, and his arrest is also wrong”
Reaching Fatih Portakal on 19 April, İbrahim Haskoloğlu’s family said that the young journalist taken into custody shared its information, and Portakal also announced this information to the public on Twitter. After this post, Portakal shared the information that the pirates also reached him.
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