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Serco cyber attack: Belgian military and European Space Agency told ‘no data compromised’ despite hack

Posted on February 4, 2021 by Dissent

Alexander Martin reports:

The Belgian military and the European Space Agency (ESA) are among organisations that have sought assurances from Serco, the company behind NHS Test and Trace, following a cyber attack.

The outsourcing firm told them their information has not been compromised. Images of stolen files circulating on social media only indicate the criminals accessed a non-disclosure agreement between Serco and a third party regarding potential ESA contracts.

Read more on Sky News.

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