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There’s no information of what was leaked besides ~5TB of data? And since they don’t intend to pay then they’ll just pretend nothing happened?

• inigyou 12d ago
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• fwn 16d ago
  Neither the media nor politicians are interested in hyping up the issue right before the state election on Sep 20. So it's probably just what you suggested: pretending that nothing happened.
  • lifestyleguru 16d ago
    Anecdotally from another EU country, the politicians simply insolently ignore the data leaks. Victims will be punished though with a wave of "beware of scammers" communication, increasingly invasive identification, and institutional erosion of their privacy.
    • inigyou 16d ago
      And because it's a government, it doesn't have to comply with any of the data breach laws.
      • itemize123 16d ago
        literally not how it works.
        • inigyou 12d ago
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