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Hackers released 1.4 million data from Berlin's administration
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Hackers released 1.4 million data from Berlin's administration

Hackers have leaked 1.4 million pieces of data from Berlin's administration, including application documents, emergency plans, passwords, and security-related information. Authorities are now warning citizens about potential phishing attacks and identity theft. The hackers previously demanded a ransom of around two million euros. This incident highlights concerns over cybersecurity within public administration.

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Hackers released 1.4 million data from Berlin's administration

Hackers have leaked 1.4 million pieces of data from Berlin's administration, including application documents, emergency plans, passwords, and security-related information. Authorities are now warning citizens about potential phishing attacks and identity theft. The hackers previously demanded a ransom of around two million euros. This incident highlights concerns over cybersecurity within public administration.

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