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Liechtenstein's secret wealth register breached in cyberattack

A cyberattack targeted Liechtenstein's register of economic beneficiaries, compromising the data of approximately 31,000 individuals. The breach occurred overnight and was detected last Thursday, prompting the government to secure the system and take it offline. While there are no indications of data alteration or deletion, the incident is under investigation by a government crisis unit. This register is crucial for combating money laundering and terror financing in the principality, where the financial industry is a cornerstone of its economy. AI

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Liechtenstein's secret wealth register breached in cyberattack

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · The Associated Press ·

    Someone broke into Liechtenstein’s secret wealth haven list overnight

    The overnight cyberattack hit Liechtenstein's anti-money-laundering register, exposing beneficial owners in a nation of just 40,000 residents.