According to a last-minute development, the 2022 data of the E-Government system, where Turkish citizens can conduct their affairs with the state by bypassing many bureaucratic processes, has been leaked. We recently shared with you that the credentials of at least 15,000 people for the E-Government have been leaked.

The data breach seems much more serious this time. Today, April 12, 2022, Mesut Çevik, known for his informational videos about technology, posted on his Twitter account at 8:40 PM. Mesut Çevik’s Twitter post contains the following words:

“It has everything from ID photos and current addresses.”

After this message from Mesut Çevik, the answers below are the work. a little more terrifying indicates it can be one size. According to the response of Ekin Kollama, another name famous for its technology videos personal phone numbers of many celebrities surf social media or whatsapp groups.

In fact, under this post from Ekin Kollama also commented Mahsun Karaca, known as the “Interview Man.” Which means it’s kind of like numbers are shared and the numbers are proves that he really belongs to the celebrities we can say.

Among the leaked data is also information from politicians. There is even the Republic of Turkey ID card, which is said to belong to the active President of the Republic of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The situation seems really dire. Below you can see İbrahim Haskoloğlu’s tweet on the subject.

To confirm the correctness of the data, İbrahim Haskoloğlu also asked the hackers who reached him for their identity details and the hackers forwarded it to him. However, this is not the case as IDs are not the only data type that has been leaked. According to Haskoloğlu, all his data, such as his diploma note, addresses, telephone numbers, are accessible.

Hackers who reached Haskoloğlu said that they had also infiltrated the e-Pulse system and that through that system they could expose to anyone they wanted with COVID-19.

Is there a leak that we haven’t noticed yet, but you do know? Don’t forget to share your comments with us in the comments section below.

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