The hacker group "CiberInteligenciaSV" is attempting to breach the security of the government of El Salvador, violating the Bitcoin wallet Chivo.
Chivo, El Salvador's state-owned Bitcoin wallet, has fallen victim of a cybersecurity breach, according to reports on April 23, 2024. Parts of the wallet's source code and VPN access credentials were, as a result, published by a team of hackers, CiberInteligenciaSV.
A band of cybercriminals has leaked part of the source code and VPN access information for El Salvador's Chivo Wallet.
El Salvador's state-controlled Bitcoin wallet is embroiled in a second data breach incident after hackers published another batch of sensitive information.
After leaking the entire database of Chivo users in early April, the hacker group CiberInteligenciaSV started releasing the wallet's code.
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