Abusive messages sent to users from HGS app! Was HGS hacked? Statement from the Ministry on HGS
It has been alleged that the Fast Pass System (HGS), used for bridge and highway tolls, has been hacked. Many users on the X platform began sharing screenshots of abusive messages and notifications received from the HGS mobile application. Many users started searching for the answer to the question of whether HGS was hacked. So, was HGS hacked? The long-awaited statement regarding HGS has arrived from the Ministry. Here are the details...
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Following the sending of messages full of profanity and insults to users via Anadolu Sigorta's mobile application, it was revealed that Anadolu Sigorta had been hacked as a result of a cyberattack.
A similar situation occurred in the application for the Fast Pass System (HGS), which is used for bridge and highway tolls.
ABUSIVE MESSAGES TO USERS FROM HGS
Messages and notifications full of profanity, insults, and threats were sent to many users who have the HGS application installed on their mobile devices.
Many users on the X (Twitter) platform expressed their outrage by sharing the abusive notifications received from the HGS mobile application.
THEY DEMANDED MONEY TO A BTC ADDRESS
It was observed that cryptocurrency was demanded in the notifications and messages sent from the HGS application.
"If you do not send 25 thousand dollars to this BTC address, I will share all the data"
WAS HGS HACKED?
Following the threatening and abusive messages and notifications, many users began searching for the answer to the question of whether HGS was hacked.
STATEMENT FROM THE MINISTRY ON HGS
After the notifications from HGS, all eyes turned to an official statement. The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure made a statement regarding the issue.
The Ministry stated that there was an infiltration attempt originating from abroad, but there was no data loss.
