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Wednesday, Sep 02, 2026

Berlin Warns Stolen Citizen Data Could Be Sold After Major Cyberattack

Security authorities are preparing for data taken from government IT systems to be released or offered for sale on the dark web following a serious attack on Berlin’s administration.
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