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Diachenko looked at some of the 1.9 million records in the database and found that they contained sensitive personal information including individuals’ names, their countries of citizenship, passport information, sex, birth dates, and “no-fly” status. Diachenko told BleepingComputer that, based on the type of data he initially observed, the datasets appeared at first glance to be from a no-fly list and/or terrorist watchlist.
1.9 Million Records From Terrorist Watchlist Exposed Online
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Sep 15, 2021
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