Denmark Data Breach Exposes 8.8M People's Personal Data
Summary
Den Centrale Personregister (CPR) i Danmark har rapporteret om et omfattende datalek, hvor misbrug af en virksomheds lovlig adgang gav uvedkommende adgang til navne, adresser og CPR-numre for ca. 8,8 millioner borgere.
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