DAMASCUS: Syria has said it is investigating a cyberattack that leaked sensitive information from the foreign ministry, with internal documents appearing on messaging app Telegram.
Syria's ministry cyberattack leaked diplomatic records and employee data on Telegram, spanning 2024+ classified archives. The incident exposes critical access-control and data-governance gaps at state level, raising the bar for enterprise secrets-management and breach-containment practices.
Syria probes ministry cyberattack as sensitive documents appear online
The ministry said it had begun “taking the necessary measures to verify and investigate the leaked documents“
It will carry out “a comprehensive investigation to determine the source, mechanism, and scope of the leak“
June 11, 2026 18:52
DAMASCUS: Syria has said it is investigating a cyberattack that leaked sensitive information from the foreign ministry, with internal documents appearing on messaging app Telegram.
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