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Reports link weak password to alleged Danish CPR registry access affecting millions of records

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Several reports link the password “123456” to a breach involving Denmark’s national CPR registry, which contains personal registration records.Backed by 3 sourcescphpost.dkThe Registercybernews.com The reported scale of the incident is 8.8 million affected records, although the available accounts describe the access as a claim or linkage rather than establishing all details of the breach.Backed by 2 sourcesThe Registertomshardware.com

One account says the password belonged to a former employee, while other reporting links the alleged access to an IT and data-services company connected with the registry.Backed by 2 sourcestomshardware.comtrustpractitioners.org

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