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Denmark CPR Data Breach Exposes Records of 8.8 Million People
Denmark says attackers accessed personal records of about 8.8 million people after abusing a private company’s legitimate access to the CPR database.
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Denmark says attackers accessed personal records of about 8.8 million people after abusing a private company’s legitimate access to the CPR database.
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