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Twitter:

 

...[they] were able to access reference copies of the electoral registers, held by the Commission for research purposes and to enable permissibility checks on political donations. The registers held at the time of the cyber-attack include the name and address of anyone in the UK who registered to vote between 2014 and 2022, as well as the names of those registered as overseas voters. The registers did not include the details of those registered anonymously. The Commission’s email system was also accessible during the attack.

 

https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/privacy-policy/public-notification-cyber-attack-electoral-commission-systems

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From their notice:

 

"Personal data contained in Electoral Register entries:

Name, first name and surname

Home address in register entries

Date on which a person achieves voting age that year."

 

So for some people, then, that's going to be their date of birth (effectively) in the data.

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It's unacceptable really that it's taken a whole year to report this to everyone even if the ICO haven't deemed it as "high risk".

If it happened in 2021 then it's it 2 years?

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