Possible personal-data leak after unauthorized access to Raksul print-submission systems
Raksul confirmed unauthorized access using compromised credentials and said personal information within print and related data may have leaked.
Sources first · Counts reflect this database, not worldwide incident totals.
Raksul confirmed unauthorized access using compromised credentials and said personal information within print and related data may have leaked.
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