Cyprus Investigates Leak of Contact Details of President and Senior Officials
Cyprus authorities have launched an investigation into the leak of personal contact information belonging to President Nikos Christodoulides and other senior government officials. The data, including phone numbers and email addresses, was found on private platforms and is believed to have been collected from open sources rather than through hacking, according to government sources. The inquiry involved multiple state departments focused on national security.
Experts concluded there is no immediate security threat from the exposure but emphasized the importance of limiting the online availability of personal data. Cybersecurity expert Andrea Mavilla, who alerted the media about the leak, warned that malicious actors could use the data to spoof officials' email addresses, potentially impersonating them to spread false government announcements. The investigation aims to assess the risks and prevent misuse of the leaked contact details.
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