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      <title>Deep Root Analytics Data Breach</title>
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      <description>Executive Summary In 2017, a data breach at Deep Root Analytics exposed the sensitive information of approximately 198 million U.S. voters. This information, linked to the Republican National Committee (RNC), was leaked due to a misconfigured Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 bucket, which lacked adequate security settings. The breach included personal information such as names, addresses, birth dates, phone numbers, political affiliations, and predictive modeling data on ethnicities and religious orientations.</description>
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      <description>Executive Summary In 2015, the Australian Immigration Department was involved in a data breach releasing sensitive personal details of G20 world leaders due to an administrative error. The error occurred when an employee improperly used the autocomplete function in Microsoft Outlook, resulting in sensitive information being sent to an unintended recipient. This incident compromised data such as passport numbers, visa information, and birth dates of leaders including Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin, and Angela Merkel (ABC News ).</description>
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