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The Stolen Data on the Dark Web Is 2.5 Billion

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What the most up-to-date data say: Italy third in the world for number of accounts stolen and finished on the dark web
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Some 2.5 billion data records were exposed in the dark web during the first half of 2026, in a scenario marked by the growth of different forms of fraud and theft of personal information. As indicated by the Crif Observatory, belonging to the credit information agency and financial intermediary, which analyzed [...] The Cybersecurity entry: 2.5 billion data records were exposed in the dark web during 2026 was first published in Diario San Rafael.

What the most up-to-date data say: Italy third in the world for number of accounts stolen and finished on the dark web

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#Truenumbers broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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