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Verizon finds hacktivists responsible for 58% of stolen data

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Posted by TheH in Mobility News on March 22, 2012 | 0 Comments

In its annual report on data breaches, Verizon has found that although the number of attacks by hacktivists is relatively small, they account for more than half of all compromised data records

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