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Men plead not guilty to terrorist charges over PSNI data breach

Men plead not guilty to terrorist charges over PSNI data breach
BBC Northern Ireland Wednesday 14 October 2026, 11:49 UTC 1 min read
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The data breach occurred in August 2023 when, under a Freedom of Information request, the PSNI released a spreadsheet by mistake.

The data breach occurred in August 2023 when, under a Freedom of Information request, the PSNI released a spreadsheet by mistake.
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