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According to reports, a large dump of LinkedIn user account data has been put up for sale online, containing around 500 million user records. 

Reports: 500 million LinkedIn user account details up for sale

According to reports, a large dump of LinkedIn user account data has been put up for sale online, containing around 500 million user records.

According to reports, a large dump of LinkedIn user account data has been put up for sale online, containing around 500 million user records. The data dump reportedly includes email addresses, phone numbers, social media information and other professional details. Reports say the hacker selling the data leaked 2 million records as a sample, proving the legitimacy of the stolen data. LinkedIn has said its investigating the matter, admitting that the hacker seems to have scraped publicly viewable information from the website.

Thousands of people involved in a coronavirus track-and-trace programme in the Netherlands, have reportedly had their data leaked.

Dutch track-and-trace programme sees data leak of thousands

Thousands of people involved in a coronavirus track-and-trace programme in the Netherlands, have reportedly had their data leaked. Dutch health authorities, also known as GGD, has said that data had been stolen in two separate leaks, and there's no information on how many people may be affected by the breach. The GGD admitted that in one of the breaches, an entire data set was leaked and offered for sale online.

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