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The Conservative Party has reported itself to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) following a data breach where hundreds of personal email addresses were accidentally shared in a conference reminder email. The email, intended to be confidential, mistakenly included 345-odd recipients in the 'CC' field instead of 'BCC', exposing personal details including the email addresses of a minister, a national newspaper editor, and a former UK ambassador to Saudi Arabia. This incident coincided with a speech by Rishi Sunak on security, highlighting an ironic lapse in data protection by the party.
🔴 Party refers itself to information watchdog after reportedly revealing hundreds of email addresses Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/My0cElQpJW https://t.co/cMuOh7LuzQ
👀 Whose emails did CCHQ inadvertently share when it cc’ed 345-odd people into a message today? I spy the personal email of at least one minister, plus the biz emails of a national newspaper editor and a former UK ambo to Saudi, in version sent my way by a recipient
Conservative Party refers itself to watchdog after accidentally publishing email addresses in major data breach https://t.co/IwZmQUmad1
