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Netherlands Blocks U.S. Takeover of DigiD Operator Solvinity

The Dutch government has stepped in to stop American tech firm Kyndryl from taking over Solvinity, the company that runs...

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Dutch Helpline 113 Shared Visitor Data Without Consent

A troubling privacy breach has come to light involving one of the Netherlands' most sensitive services. The Dutch su...

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ShinyHunters Hacks Canvas Again, Threatens to Leak Student Data

The cyberattack crisis surrounding Canvas, the widely used educational platform, has taken a more alarming turn. The hac...

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ChipSoft Confirms Stolen Patient Data Destroyed After Hack

There is some cautious relief for patients caught up in the ChipSoft data breach. The Dutch healthcare software company ...

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Netherlands Signs Cloud Deal to Cut U.S. Tech Reliance

The Netherlands has taken a concrete step toward reducing its digital dependence on American technology giants by signin...

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Booking.com Hack Exposes Customer Booking Data

A possible Booking.com hack has raised concerns after the company revealed that "unauthorized third parties" a...

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Dutch Authorities Push EU to Fully Ban Nudify Apps

"Nudify" applications—technologies designed to produce nude images of others without their consent are r...

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Dutch Court Restricts Grok Strip Feature

Grok was developed by xAI, Elon Musk's company. The Netherlands has limited Grok until further notice to prevent the...

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Netherlands Blocks U.S. Takeover of DigiD Operator Solvinity

The Dutch government has stepped in to stop American tech firm Kyndryl from taking over Solvinity, the company that runs DigiD — the digital login system millions of people use to access governm...

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Dutch Airport Passengers Drop for First Time Since Covid

For the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic grounded flights across the globe, Dutch airports have recorded a year-on-year drop in passenger numbers. In the first quarter of 2026, a total of 16.2 m...

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82% of Dutch Want Stricter Rules on Fatbikes and E-Bikes

The fatbike debate in the Netherlands has reached a tipping point. A sweeping majority of Dutch residents are deeply concerned about the rise of souped-up electric fatbikes on public roads, and patien...

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Heading the Ball Linked to Temporary Brain Injury Markers

A new study out of Amsterdam UMC has found that heading the ball during amateur football matches can temporarily raise blood markers associated with possible brain injury. The research, conducted in p...