A breach of Denmark's Central Person Register exposed personal data for 8.8 million people due to a trusted third-party company's compromised access. This incident highlights the critical risk associated with granting direct access to sensitive national databases to external entities. The compromised CPR numbers, serving as universal identifiers, create a long-term liability for individuals and may attract state-level interest for intelligence operations.
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