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'No Evidence' that Data Stolen in Cyber Attack, Says Glasgow City Council

GLASGOW CITY, SCOTLAND, JUL 4 – Glasgow City Council's ICT supplier detected malicious server activity on June 19; investigations involving multiple agencies found no data theft or leakage so far.

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Glasgow City Council said it has found no evidence of any data being stolen amid an ongoing cyber security incident.

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'No evidence' that data stolen in cyber attack, says Glasgow City Council

Glasgow City Council said it has found no evidence of any data being stolen amid an ongoing cyber security incident.

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Glasgow City Council says 'no evidence' data has been stolen in cyber attack

The local authority also stated it has found "no evidence of any data being leaked or misused" following the cyber attack, but warned people to be vigilant.

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No evidence that data stolen in cyber attack on council

The council said ‘malicious activity’ was discovered on June 19.

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Stv broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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