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DTU cyberattack may have exposed personal data of up to 200,000 users

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The Technical University of Denmark, known as DTU, says hackers accessed its identity and access management system during a cyberattack, creating a potential personal-data breach.Backed by 1 sourcesBleepingComputer

DTU said the potentially exposed information could relate to up to 200,000 current and former users of the university’s systems.Backed by 1 sourcesnordiskpost.com

The incident was reported as potentially affecting up to 200,000 people or individuals, although the supplied excerpts do not fully establish their relationship to DTU.Context supported by 2 independent sourcesthelocal.dknews4hackers.com DTU’s identity and access management system was described as being involved in a serious personal-data breach after the cyberattack.Context from one sourcemiragenews.com

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