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Denmark is investigating a breach of its Central Person Register after unauthorized users exploited a domestic company's legitimate access, exposing names, addresses and CPR numbers of about 8.8 million people. Officials detected irregular activity Friday and traced the breach to September. The register holds data on roughly 11 million people, and the 10-digit CPR numbers are used for healthcare, banking and government services.
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