World Food Programme breach exposes data of 600k vulnerable Gazan families

A data breach at the World Food Programme has exposed the personal information of approximately 600,000 families receiving aid in Gaza. The incident compromised sensitive data of vulnerable individuals in the famine-threatened, war-torn territory, though the agency has assured recipients that support will continue.

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