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  1. 001Hacker NewsOCT · 09English

    Denmark data breach: it appears that the password was simply 123456

    An anonymous hacker claimed responsibility for a Danish CPR register breach affecting 8.8 million citizens, stating the attack succeeded because a former employee's password was simply '123456'. The hacker expressed shock at the inadequate security and has no plans to sell or leak the data, while the Danish government acknowledged the security failures and initiated a system review.

    By Ritzau