Get the app →
BriefTea logoBriefTea

Every story in sixty words

Get the free app no ads · no paywall

World · 2 hours ago

Denmark's national registry hacked, compromising millions of people's data

Denmark's national registry hacked, compromising millions of people's data

Hackers gained access to personal information for about 8.8 million registered people in Denmark, including names, addresses, and social security numbers. On Monday, the nation's digital affairs ministry indicated that a local company's login credentials were the means by which the breach occurred. The 8.8 million figure is larger than Denmark's population because it includes people who have died or moved abroad.

Reported by DW · How we write briefs

Get the app

More briefs

WorldJapan Orders Chinese Research Ship Out of Its Waters Near Okinawa WorldDrone Strikes Sink Cargo Ship in Bulgaria's Black Sea Waters WorldAccept ‘bad things’ in return for benefits of AI, says OpenAI boss Sam Altman WorldDutch schools to ban phones from January 2027 WorldGoogle's bid for Spirit Airlines data gets official approval WorldMcDonald's sued over AI-assisted menu pricing in US More world stories → Browse all stories →