Hackers steal 8.8M records from Danish government
A cyberattack exposed personal data of millions of people from Denmark's national registry.
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Hackers breached Denmark's national registry and accessed personal data. 3 The breach exposed names, addresses, and state-issued ID numbers. 2 The leak affected between 8 million and 8.8 million people. 23 The exposed records include people living abroad and the deceased. 2 The Danish government said the breach resulted from "improper use" of a private company's access. 1 The digital affairs ministry disclosed the incident on Monday. 3
Sources · 3
[1]Hackers get personal info on 8.8M people in Denmark govt data leak — ministry
manilatimes.net · via Marketaux
[2]Hackers steal 8 million citizens’ records from Danish government database
TechCrunch
[3]Un ciberataque filtra los datos de cerca de 9 millones de personas en Dinamarca
La Tercera
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