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Data on about 8.8 million people accessed without authorization in Denmark’s CPR system

Denmark’s Central Person Register says unauthorized parties misused a company’s legitimate search access to reach names, addresses and CPR numbers.

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Denmark’s Central Person Register said on October 5 that unauthorized parties misused a Danish company’s legitimate search access to reach data on about 8.8 million people registered in its system. Its review found that the access did not include names and addresses of people with name-and-address protection. The registry has cut off the company’s access, and police are investigating.

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euronewsHackers get data of 8.8 million in 'extremely serious' Danish breach1h
www.cpr.dkOmfattende uautoriseret adgang til borgeres CPR-oplysninger
www.datatilsynet.dkDatatilsynet er opmærksom på sag om opslag i CPR
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    3 Sources

    euronewsHackers get data of 8.8 million in 'extremely serious' Danish breach1h
    www.cpr.dkOmfattende uautoriseret adgang til borgeres CPR-oplysninger
    www.datatilsynet.dkDatatilsynet er opmærksom på sag om opslag i CPR
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