Covered by 2 outlets — first reported by The Register Security, Nov 5, 11:19 UTC
Norway's aid agency pwned and all users' data is stolen
Summary
Norway's development aid agency, Norad, has confirmed that attackers broke into its systems and took information about users of its Grants Portal. The agency says the names and email addresses of 20,614 registered people may have ended up in the attackers' hands. The portal is used by Norad and Norway's Ministry of Foreign Affairs to collect funding applications for aid projects.
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The Register SecurityFirst report
Norway's aid agency pwned and all users' data is stolen
Norway's national aid agency, Norad, has confirmed that cyber criminals broke into its systems, stealing information about each and every registered user of its grant portal.
Help Net Security
Cyberattack on Norway’s aid agency may have swept up all user data
The names and email addresses of 20,614 people registered on Norad’s Grants Portal may have ended up in the hands of attackers, Norway’s development aid agency has disclosed.