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Nl: De Mandemakers group: ‘despite adequate security’ still a victim

Posted on July 1, 2021 by Dissent

Kitchen and furniture seller De Mandemakers Groep (DMG) has fallen victim to hackers. They managed to block a large part of the IT systems. DMG has reported the incident to the police and reported the incident to the Dutch Data Protection Authority. Cybersecurity company Fox-IT is helping the company with the settlement of the attack and strengthening the security measures.

Read more on cybercrimeinfo.nl


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