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Hacker Claims Details of 45 Million Argentinians Stolen

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A cybercriminal known as cfk on popular hacking forums and @AnibalLeaks on Twitter claims to have stolen a database consisting of 45 million records of Argentina’s National Registry of Persons, or ReNaPer. The government denies that there has been unauthorized entry into its systems.

https://www.inforisktoday.co.uk/hacker-claims-details-45-million-argentinians-stolen-a-17769
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