Dārgā CSDD! Ņemot vērā, ka Jūs veiksmīgi pairsāt hakeriem arī manu adresi, kāda mājīga mājele pie jūras tiks uzskatīta par taisnīgu atlīdzību par Jūsu neizdarībām. Nesatricināmā mierā, Latvijas pilsonis. #CSDD #Latvija #atbildība
Es arī iegāju. Nozagts principā viss - v., uzv., pers. kods, visu bijušo auto un esošā numurs, gan deklarētā, gan faktiskā adrese. Kā arī dati par vīra auto, jo es apmaksāju rēķinu un manas bankas kartes dati no šī maksājuma. Brīnišķīgi.😐 Kas tur ar tām prasībām pret @CSDD_LV? #drošība #privātums #datubāzes
Jau redzēju vairākus ierakstus, kur cilvēki ielikuši printscreen ar saviem datiem, kas nozagti CSDD. Kur redzams pilns personas kods un adrese :D #CSDD #datuizsardzība #privātums
Ojo! que el CSD le dio una cautelar a DaniOlmo. Tienen todo un Estado a su pleno servicio. Si hay que cambiar leyes se cambian. Si hay que pegar un pelotazo se pega. Y quieren hacer creer a 4 idiotas de baba líquida que el Barça controlaba el sistema arbitral. Bendita ignorancia! #CSD #DaniOlmo #Barça
As a result of the cyber attack, the CSDD had the personal data of 1.2 million individuals and approximately 200,000 legal entities stolen, and an investigation into the incident is underway, followed by calls for resignations from positions and proposals for measures to improve data security. (translated)

CSDD informs its clients that their personal data has been compromised as a result of a cyber attack and encourages them to individually verify whether their data has been affected by using the CSDD e-service portal e.csdd.lv. (translated)

Heinrich XIII. Prinz Reuß erhielt nach Informationen von NIUS vor seiner Festnahme keine Gefährderansprache. Anders als etwa Abdul Ballout, der später den Anschlag auf den Berliner CSD verübte. https://t.co/yUrpwqEzXs https://t.co/WnnN0mKYdE #Sicherheit #Terrorismus #Deutschland
„Offenbar läuft noch eine Person frei herum, die Teil dieses Terror-Aktes war“, sagt Julius Böhm zu den neuen Aussagen überlebender Opfer des CSD-Anschlags in Berlin. Mehr bei NIUS Live: https://t.co/9k511GPRd2 #Terrorismus #Berlin #CSD
After the Islamist attack at the Berlin Pride on July 25, the federal government and Berlin, in light of the increasing threat to queer individuals, announced comprehensive protective measures, including a possible amendment to the Basic Law to include a prohibition of discrimination based on sexual identity, as well as tougher prosecution of hate crimes. (translated)

In the article "I thought I was going to die," the victims of the terror during CSD in Berlin, Luise and Sebastian, talk about their traumatic experiences when they were severely injured in the brutality of the machete attack and feel like "real secondary victims," ignored by the state and society. (translated)
Prime Minister Kulbergs pointed out that residents whose data was stolen in the CSDD cyber incident should be allowed to change their license plates for free, rather than demanding compensation, but emphasized that the CSDD should be informed about the situation and take necessary actions. (translated)

European Union judge Ineta Ziemele announced that 1.2 million Latvian residents, whose data was stolen in the cyberattack on the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD), are entitled to compensation for moral damages, as a violation of human rights occurred with the data leak. (translated)

One month after the attack on the Berlin Pride, the police are still intensively searching for the machete of the perpetrator Abdul Ballout, who killed one person and injured 31 others during his attacking escape, while investigations into possible accomplices continue. (translated)
Hannover 96 criticized parts of its fans for queer-phobic insults and threats against participants of Christopher Street Day during the DFB-Pokal match in Bremen, emphasizing the importance of standing against discrimination and inaction following the recent attack on CSD in Berlin. (translated)

After the DFB-Pokal match against SV Hemelingen, Hannover 96 condemned parts of its own fans for anti-queer insults and threats against participants of the Christopher Street Day taking place simultaneously, emphasizing that the club has supported diversity and tolerance for over ten years. (translated)

Sophie Koch, the Federal Government's LGBTQ representative, calls for an expansion of the discrimination prohibition in the Basic Law and better support for LGBTQ projects and training for the police in dealing with LGBTQ hostility after the attack on the Berlin Pride event, in order to better address the increasing challenges and everyday discrimination faced by the queer community. (translated)
