LIECHTENSTEIN has experienced a significant cyberattack resulting in the theft of data belonging to 31,000 individuals, according to a government announcement. The attack targeted the register of beneficial owners, which contains details about the owners of companies, foundations, or trusts. A crisis team has been formed, led by Prime Minister Brigitte Haas and Justice Minister Emanuel Schädler, though no information has been disclosed regarding how the attack occurred or any suspects. The country, with a population of approximately 41,000, has not had many reported data breaches in recent years.
Liechtenstein cyberattack hits owners register, 31k data stolen
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