Andrea Venanzoni wrote that a hacker had taken over the profile of a public prosecutor and had published a single post, in which the expression "commissioner ad acta" appeared. He reported that the prosecutor had said he did not expect such an uproar. Venanzoni noted that it would be interesting to see how the report would develop at the police station and hoped for technical inquiries, in case one had been filed. He argued that reporting a fact that had never occurred would be disgraceful and pointed out that the penal code included and sanctioned similar cases, if the prerequisites were met. He added, however, that, in his opinion, this could not be the case, because the reference to "commissioner ad acta" showed that it was a real hacker. In an addendum, he wrote that the report had indeed been filed and concluded with "Best wishes." #hacker #cybersecurity #PM (translated)