This page presents a report on the Romania cybersecurity threat landscape for 2024 and 2025. It says Romania has faced a surge in dark web activity, ransomware, phishing and disinformation, and it lists key findings such as a Romanian file of over 3 million email addresses in a multi-country database offered on an underground forum, ransomware, deepfake-driven fraud, credential leaks and hacktivist DDoS campaigns.
Romania has become a critical target in the evolving European cyber threat landscape. Between 2024 and 2025, the country has faced a surge in dark web activity, ransomware attacks, phishing campaigns, and disinformation operations disrupting both public and private sectors.
Brandefense analysts provide strategic, data-driven insights into the threats shaping Romania’s digital ecosystem, helping executives, CISOs, and decision-makers understand the risks and prepare effective defenses.
🔎&Nbsp;Key Findings Include:
- Over 3 million email addresses linked to Romania in a multi-country email database offered on an underground forum.
- Ransomware attacks on hospitals, a parliament chamber and an energy supplier.
- Deepfake-driven fraud and disinformation targeting citizens and elections.
- Credential leaks across banking, e-commerce, and aerospace industries.
- Hacktivist DDoS campaigns disrupting critical infrastructure.
This comprehensive report offers more than threat data – it delivers actionable intelligence and strategic recommendations to strengthen cyber resilience and protect critical sectors.
Two Romanian cases we profile are the cyber attacks and platform manipulation around the 2024 presidential election and the ransomware attack on a hospital information system used by Romanian hospitals.
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Reports on other countries are listed under Brandefense country threat landscape reports.
