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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.
A DMDC data breach exposed unencrypted personal records, including Social Security numbers, of nearly 2.8 million living people tied to the U.S. military.
FBI employees were reportedly told that hackers stole personal and medical data after breaching the bureau’s job application system through PeopleSoft.
UpGuard says about 16,000 Supabase-hosted databases exposed personal data online, highlighting security risks tied to misconfigured vibe-coded apps.
Hackers leaked hundreds of thousands of Florida vehicle records after breaching a state database containing driver and ownership information.
IDScan confirmed a cloud breach involving driver’s license and passport data after reports linked the incident to more than 150 million license records.
A suspected breach may have exposed millions of drivers’ licenses and passports after hackers allegedly accessed an identity verification service.
Apollo Global Management confirmed a cloud data breach after a social engineering attack exposed names, addresses, birth dates and Social Security numbers.
Fintech company Betterment has confirmed a data breach after hackers accessed customer information and sent fraudulent crypto scam notifications through compromised third-party systems.
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