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The Dutch National Police (Politie) disclosed a security breach resulting from a successful phishing attack. They claimed the breach was extremely limited and did not affect any citizen data, though it was unclear if employee data was impacted.
The Dutch National Police (Politie) announced a security breach resulting from a successful phishing attack. The police stated that the incident had a limited impact and did not affect citizens' data. It is unclear if any employee data was impacted. The breach was disclosed on March 27, 2026.
The Dutch National Police disclosed new details on November 8, 2024, regarding a hack that occurred in late September 2024. The incident, suspected to be carried out by a state actor, involved the compromise of business and private contact details from the business cards of over 62,000 police employees. This likely included photos and email addresses of chain partners. The method used was reportedly a 'pass-the-cookie' attack, possibly initiated through phishing or malware.
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