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At least 300 schools across Italy have received bomb threat emails, and the domain from which the emails were sent is suspected to be that of the University of Dei. The school has suspended the suspected stolen account, and police believe the threat is not credible and have launched an investigation.
Italy Multiple media reports said at least 300 schools in Italy, including Rome, received a mass bomb threat email around 9:50 a.m. this morning, and the sending domain pointed to Dei University in Taiwan. The school said that after an initial inspection, it was found that a large number of letters were sent to the email account of a former student, which was suspected to be stolen or used inappropriately.
Italian police initially assessed that the credibility of the threat was extremely low, but based on the precautionary principle, teachers and students were evacuated from all schools and security checks were carried out.
According to reports, the main text and content of the letter is filled with radical death threats, claims to detonate a bomb on campus, and even claims that the Italian Prime Minister willMelonie Explosives were placed under Georgia Meloni’s car.
According to Italian media reports, these threatening letters were sent from an email address belonging to the domain of Taiwan’s “Daiye University”; The sender’s name was “Liu Fangjun”.
Italian police and security experts pointed out that the network domain alone cannot determine whether the sender is in Taiwan. Investigators currently have high doubts abouthacker A springboard attack by exploiting security vulnerabilities to steal school servers or send fake addresses (spoofing).
Day University said that after initial inspection, it was found that a large number of letters were sent to the undergraduate alumni email account, and it was suspected that it had been stolen or used improperly. The school immediately suspended the account and began a follow-up investigation. It is currently unable to confirm the cause of the incident and the actual source of the letter.
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Several Italian media reported that at least 300 schools received the same wave of bomb threat emails covering Rome and other locations. Due to security reasons, the police have evacuated the teachers and students and made a list.
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According to the report, the domain from which the email was sent was shown to be from Day University and the sender’s name was “Liu Fangjun”. However, police and security experts stressed that the domain name alone cannot prove that the sender is in Taiwan.
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Day University said a preliminary investigation found that a large number of letters were sent to the accounts of undergraduate students, which were suspected to be stolen or improperly used. The school immediately suspended the account and launched a follow-up investigation, and has not yet confirmed the actual source.
