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Dutch police trace Odido telco cyberattack to suspected local accomplice; May leak voice recording

DataBreaches.net · · International · Data Breaches

Daryna Antoniuk reports: Dutch police said Thursday they had uncovered evidence suggesting that Dutch criminals were involved in the cyberattack on telecom provider Odido that exposed the personal data of more than 6 million customers earlier this year. Authorities said a Dutch-speaking man posing as an Odido IT employee called the company’s customer service department before the... Source

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