Aug 22, 06:30 AM

NOYB Files Complaints Against EU Parliament Over Data Breach Affecting 8,000 Staff

Data privacy advocates, including the Austrian advocacy group NOYB, have filed two complaints against the European Parliament with the EU privacy watchdog. The complaints allege that the European Parliament inadequately protected employees' personal data, resulting in a data breach that compromised the personal information of over 8,000 staff members. The breach reportedly exposed sensitive data such as passports, criminal records, residence documents, and marriage certificates. The complaints stem from a massive cyberattack that occurred earlier this year.

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Internet Ethics@IEthics
2 years ago
"#Data #privacy advocates file complaints against EU Parliament": https://t.co/hSOozLJ6u6 #ethics #law #gov
Insider Paper@TheInsiderPaper
2 years ago
NEW - A non-profit on Thursday said it had lodged two complaints accusing the European Parliament of compromising employees' personal data as a result of a massive cyberattack earlier this year. https://t.co/YAu9hB1ibN
noyb@NOYBeu
2 years ago
🚨 noyb has filed two complaints against the EU Parliament over a data breach! 👉 The breach affected the personal data of more than 8,000 staff! This included passports, criminal records, residence documents and even marriage certificates. 👇 https://t.co/ZOOchMX47X

NOYB Files Complaints Against EU Parliament Over Data Breach Affecting 8,000 Staff

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