
Tegut-Daten nach Hackerangriff im Darknet
Update Do, 27.05.2021, 18:06
Nach dem Cyberangriff auf das IT-Netzwerk von Tegut Ende April sind nun auch gestohlene Daten von Kunden der Supermarktkette im Darknet aufgetaucht.
Update Do, 27.05.2021, 18:06
Nach dem Cyberangriff auf das IT-Netzwerk von Tegut Ende April sind nun auch gestohlene Daten von Kunden der Supermarktkette im Darknet aufgetaucht.
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