Capebreton.Lokol.Me NSP Cyber Attack Data Appears on Dark Web Nearly a Year Later
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Nova Scotia Power experienced a significant cyber attack almost a year ago, affecting hundreds of thousands of customers. Following the breach, sensitive customer data has begun to surface on the dark web, prompting ongoing monitoring of credit scores by those impacted. The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security is investigating the implications of this data leak.
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2025-02-12
Nova Scotia Power cyber attack occurred
2025-02-12
Customers began monitoring credit scores
2026-02-12
Data from NSP breach found on dark web
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