Decode39 Data Breach Exposes 5,000 Italian Counterterrorism Officers' Information
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A significant data breach has exposed the personal information of 5,000 Italian counterterrorism officers. The breach is linked to a Russian telecom company that specializes in web surveillance and censorship technologies. The incident raises concerns about the safety of officers involved in counterterrorism efforts and monitoring activities related to Chinese dissidents.
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2026-02-18
Decode39 reports on data breach affecting Italian counterterrorism officers
2026-02-19
Cybersecurity-Review publishes details on the hack and affected officers
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