Datalek bij website gemeenteraad Almere treft 2,200 gebruikers
A hack on the website of the municipal council of Almere, Netherlands, resulted in a data leak affecting 2,200 users. The stolen data includes names, email addresses, and in some cases, phone numbers and residential areas. The identity of the perpetrator is currently unknown.
Signal context
First seen: Jan 23, 2025
Last updated: Jul 1, 2026
Status: Public signal
Key points
- Hack on the website of the Gemeenteraad Almere (municipal council of Almere).
- Affected 2,200 users.
- Stolen data includes names, email addresses, and in some cases, phone numbers and residential areas.
Signal analysis
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Likely country: 🇳🇱 Netherlands
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- Source type: outside the affected organization
Impact area: Confidentiality
Likely asset: User or customer data
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- 1 signal linked to this organization/domain
External sources
Datalek bij website gemeenteraad Almere - Dutch IT Channelhttps://www.dutchitchannel.nl/news/590473/datalek-bij-website-gemeenteraad-almerePublic source from dutchitchannel.nl.
Hack op Almeerse gemeenteraad treft 2.200 gebruikers - Techzine.nlhttps://www.techzine.nl/nieuws/security/560020/hack-op-almeerse-gemeenteraad-treft-2-200-gebruikers/Public source from techzine.nl.
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