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Thousands of CityBee users have their personal data leaked online

Posted on February 17, 2021 by Dissent

Matthew Holroyd reports:

Police in Lithuania are investigating after the personal data of 110,000 people was leaked to an online hacker website.

The car-sharing service, CityBee, confirmed the records and information of thousands of its customers had been compromised in the incident.

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1 thought on “Thousands of CityBee users have their personal data leaked online”

  1. Mindaugas says:
    February 20, 2021 at 11:58 am

    If the GDPR is at all important, how come corporates piss on it so badly? 110k customer records just lost in such negligent way. Sleepy and incompetent DPA to blame? https://kernal[dot]eu/posts/citybee-leak/

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