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The digest also covers suspected freezer tampering, an FEC filing outage, and breaches at Copenhagen and ENGIE.
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Victim
University of Copenhagen
- Mentions · 7d7
- Mentions · 30d7
- All mentions7
- First seenOct 26, 2026
- Last mentioned6h ago
Timeline
7 articles · newest firstUniversity of Copenhagen breach exposes data of 525,000 people
Hackers reached a test environment, and a later update said PIN codes of another 20,000 staff and students were exposed.
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University of Copenhagen breach exposed data of 525,000 people
Attackers entered a test environment; about 20,000 ID-card PIN codes were reset, and Monday's outage was the same incident.
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Copenhagen University breach exposes data on about 525,000 people
National identity numbers and physical-access PIN codes were taken from a test environment detected on October 20.
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University of Copenhagen breach exposes data on about 525,000 people
A test-environment intrusion exposed national ID numbers, phones and emails, plus ID-card PINs for about 20,000 people.
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University of Copenhagen confirms breach affecting about 525,000 people
A test database held national identity numbers and contacts, and ID-card PINs for about 20,000 people were later found exposed.
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University of Copenhagen breach exposes data of 525,000 people
Hackers reached a test environment holding names, CPR numbers, phones and emails, plus PIN codes for 20,000 more people.
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- Nimbusproduct · 2
- Workzoneproduct · 2
- EDK IIproduct · 1
- Federal Election Commissionvictim · 1
- AMIvendor · 1
- Cathedralorganization · 1
- GLM 5.3ai model · 1
- Cequenceorganization · 1
- Cloudflarevendor · 1
- Workers AIproduct · 1
- SGLangproduct · 1
- Anthropicvendor · 1
- TianoCorevendor · 1
- ENGIEvictim · 1
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