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Thousands of New Zealanders’ email addresses, passwords stolen in data breach

Posted on November 20, 2020 by Dissent

1News reports:

A person is claiming to be in possession of 2.6 million email addresses and encrypted passwords from Nitro PDF, of which 4000 are .nz email addresses, cyber security organisation CERT NZ said in an alert this afternoon.

“CERT NZ understands there has been further data released in this breach, the details are not yet confirmed,” CERT NZ said.

“CERT NZ cannot verify the authenticity of this data.”

Considering the fact that the data dumps have been circulating on at least two forums by now, people should assume the worst, change passwords, and change passwords on any other site where that password may have been reused.

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