Norwegian Newspaper Website Taken Offline After Content Hack

guest · Oct 19, 2019

Norwegian Newspaper Website Taken Offline After Content Hack
October 19, 2019
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidn...per-website-taken-offline-after-content-hack/

Dagbladet, one of Norway’s best-selling newspapers, was forced to take its popular website offline for a few hours last week as suspected hackers inserted false stories and quotes [...]
Police report filed, youth arrested
Once the newspaper was back online, Aller Media confirmed it suspects hacking and has filed a report with the Police. Aller Media CEO Dag Sørsdahl called it a serious incident, but said they have identified a possible source. An IP address was handed over to the Oslo police on Thursday evening.
New security measures
Sørsdahl emphasized that Aller Media is constantly working to strengthen security, and had recently begun to implement new security measures.

The newspaper uses a content management system known as Labrador from Norwegian company PublishLab. The Labrador platform was previously nominated for the “Most Innovative Web Platform" award in Digiday Media Awards Europe.
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