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The personal information of thousands of South Africans was exposed Friday after hacker @DomainerAnon breached the website of the country’s national police agency, the South African Police Service (SAPS). Nearly 16,000 whistleblowers who used the SAPS website to report crimes and file complaints have had their names, emails and telephone numbers publicly posted on a separate website.
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