Biometricupdate Somalia's E-Visa System Data Breach Exposes 35,000 Personal Records
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Somalia's Immigration and Citizenship Agency confirmed a data breach in its electronic visa platform, exposing personal information of at least 35,000 applicants, including US citizens. The breach was attributed to unauthorized access by hackers, prompting the government to suspend the platform and initiate an investigation.
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