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Ca: Dang claims he hacked Alberta vaccine passport system using Kenney’s birthday to highlight flaws

Posted on March 22, 2022 by Dissent

Ashley Joannou reports:

Edmonton-South  MLA Thomas Dang has admitted to hacking the Alberta government’s COVID-19 vaccine record system last year using Premier Jason Kenney’s birthday.

In an exclusive interview with Postmedia, Dang, who resigned from the NDP caucus in December and now sits as an independent, said he did it to highlight security vulnerabilities and immediately passed what he uncovered on to the government so that the problem could be fixed.

Read more at Edmonton Journal.

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