They obtained her private information and reached out to her father

Singer Aleyna Tilki's identity and private information were obtained through a cyberattack. Her father and manager intervened and took the matter to the judiciary.

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They obtained her private information and reached out to her father

Aleyna Tilki has also fallen onto the radar of cyberbullies. According to a report by Arzu Kaya from Sabah newspaper, an individual named İbrahim Y., who obtained many of Tilki's personal details—including her identity information, personal data accessible only by judicial authorities, home address, Turkish ID number, and civil registry records—reached out to the famous singer's father and assistant.

First messaging Tilki's father on Instagram, İ.Y. stated, "Your daughter's important information has been hacked," and shared data that included not only her identity information but also private details such as her ID volume number, family sequence number, and even her school number and class section.

Later, he emailed the same information to the singer's assistant. Upon being informed of the situation, Tilki applied to the prosecutor's office through her lawyer. In the petition, which stated that Tilki is an artist recognized and appreciated by all of Turkey and that her personal data was obtained unlawfully, it was noted: "Her personal data is being obtained by an organization suspected to be organized, and Tilki and her family are being threatened with the disclosure of this information for the purpose of obtaining financial gain."

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The petition, which conveyed that the singer's information was disclosed from another Instagram address and that people who saw this reported it to the family, included the following statements: "Aleyna's information was shared in a video on a YouTube channel. On another Instagram address, they shared Tilki's photo and her information found on e-Devlet with the note 'exposed' and transmitted it to 3rd parties."

Following the complaint, the Istanbul Anatolian Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation. It was determined that the account belonged to a person named İ.Y. The suspect claimed that the account belonged to him but had been stolen.

News Source: 12punto