Hacker reportedly selling 2m data records stolen from Egypt's Ministry of Health and Population

News27 Jul 2023

The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population reportedly suffered a major data breach that involved a threat actor stealing approximately two million data records and offering them up for sale to the highest bidder.

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