According to the Central Bank, the security incident did not expose sensitive data such as passwords, movement information, transactional account balances or any other information under bank secrecy
O and the Communicated on Wednesday night (23), the occurrence of a security incident, on July 20 and 21, due to undue access to Sisbajud (Judiciary’s Asset Search System) operated by the CNJ, referring to personal data linked to Chaves . According to the CNJ, the incident caused improper access to registration information of more than 11 million people.
The BC reported that no sensitive data were exposed, such as passwords, movements or financial balances in transactional accounts, or any other information under bank confidentiality. The information obtained improperly is of a registration nature (person name, pix key, bank name, branch number and account number), which do not allow funds, nor access to accounts or other financial information.
The Central Bank also said it had adopted “the necessary actions” for the detailed calculation of the case. In addition, the Federal Police (PF) and the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) were officially communicated. The monetary authority pointed out that the communication of the event is not required by the legislation, due to the low potential impact for users, but decided to communicate “in view of the commitment to transparency that governs its performance”.
Problem was immediately identified and corrected
In a statement, the CNJ said the problem was “immediately identified, corrected and the system has returned to operate normally.” It will be available on the official website www.cnj.jus.br An exclusive channel for consultation by citizens of any given exposed data. The CNJ said it will not use other media with those affected, such as messages, SMS, email or telephone calls.
*With information from Estadão Content
