Liechtenstein's anti-money laundering register hacked
Most outlets reported that hackers accessed data from Liechtenstein's anti-money laundering register, with 24 News HD specifying that tens of thousands of files were accessed. Arab News Pakistan added that the government clarified financial information was not obtained, noting this detail in a more specific manner. Both excerpts present the government's statement as the primary source.
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Liechtenstein hack did not access data on assets, revenues, government says
ZURICH: Hackers who last week accessed data from a Liechtenstein register of companies, foundations and trusts did not obtain financial information, the principality’s government said on Tuesday. The hacked register of beneficial owners did not contain data on assets, revenues and dividends of the affected parties, Prime Minister Brigitte Haas told a press conference. Investigato...
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Liechtenstein's anti-money laundering data hacked
Liechtenstein's government announced Sunday that unknown hackers last week accessed tens of thousands of files at a special register maintained to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing.
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