Denmark’s Copyright Plan Would Shield Faces and Voices From Deepfakes

Denmark’s Copyright Plan Would Shield Faces and Voices From Deepfakes

Denmark’s culture minister, Zenia Stampe, put a bill before the Folketing on 8 October banning publication of realistic digital imitations of a person’s appearance, voice and movements without consent. She proposes effect from 1 January 2027. It is the second attempt: the prior version lapsed in Danish elections, after the 31 March 2026 and 1 … Read more

Cyberattack Halts Fehmarnbelt Tunnel Work as Access Cards Fail

Cyberattack Halts Fehmarnbelt Tunnel Work as Access Cards Fail

Construction of the Fehmarnbelt tunnel, the submerged road and rail link designed to connect Germany and Denmark beneath the Baltic Sea, has been disrupted by a cyber incident at the contractor consortium building it, Femern Link Contractors (FLC). The project’s own Danish company, Femern A/S, confirmed the disruption on Tuesday, 13 October, while the state … Read more

Denmark’s CPR Data Breach Exposes 8.8 Million Records in Record Cyberattack

Denmark’s CPR Data Breach Exposes 8.8 Million Records in Record Cyberattack

Denmark’s government confirmed on 5 October that its Central Person Register (CPR) — the identity database at the heart of the country’s highly digitised public sector — was compromised and most of its contents stolen. Officials have labelled it the most serious cyber incident in Danish history. Depending on the figure cited, between 8 million … Read more