A second and more serious data breach has been uncovered in the Elector firm’s election software that Likud has been using in its Knesset campaign, as reported by the Calcalist business daily on Sunday. Both hacking incidents, which occurred within a week of one another, involved the leak of the entire registry of Israeli voters for the March 2 Knesset election, but the latest breach compromised details beyond the voter rolls.
Source: Haaretz
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