"Whereas it was previously thought that only name and address details were involved, this is certainly not the case. Social security numbers and copies of identity documents have also been stolen. But that's not all: sensitive customer information has been stolen and is now published."
"The large batch of data now online also includes "just over 5 million unique ID documents," including driver's licenses and passports. The birth dates of Odido customers and information about administrators can also be found online, as well as many residence permits for diplomats."
"The hack at the provider is (one of) the largest in the Netherlands and is the result of phishing. This is how the malicious parties gained access to the Odido environment and stole millions of records undisturbed."
After Odido refused to pay ransom demands, the ShinyHunters hacker group released all remaining stolen customer data online in a single batch. The breach affects over 6.5 million individuals and 600,000 companies, exposing far more sensitive information than initially believed. Stolen data includes names, addresses, email addresses, social security numbers, identity documents, birth dates, and administrator information. The breach also compromised over 5 million unique ID documents including driver's licenses and passports, plus residence permits for diplomats. The attack resulted from phishing that gave hackers access to Odido's systems. ShinyHunters claims to possess additional data but states it is not relevant for publication.
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