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TR: Gülenists accused of massive data theft to track thousands

Posted on December 27, 2015 by Dissent

A police raid on the headquarters of a business conglomerate linked to the Gülen Movement revealed a server containing data of thousands of people, ranging from tax information to social security data stolen from national servers

Hazal Ates reports:

A server discovered in a police raid of Kaynak Holding, a business conglomerate with close ties to the movement, contained personal information of thousands of people. Data found on the server, which was in a secret room in Kaynak headquarters in Istanbul, included social security, tax and land registry information of a large number of people, allegedly stolen from state-run agencies’ servers.

Read more on Daily Sabah.

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