DP World says hackers stole Australian ports employee data

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DP World says hackers stole Australian ports employee data
DP World Australia, one of the country's largest ports operators, said hackers had accessed files containing personal details of employees after a cyber incident early this month forced it to suspend operations for three days. The breach, spotted on November 10, crippled operations at the ...

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