This page was last updated on 30 October 2026
You can read more about the attack and the data that DTU stores in DTUBasen on the following subpages:
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Hackers have attacked and gained access to DTU’s identity and access management system and downloaded a large amount of data. Information relating to up to 200,000 current and former users may have been affected.
You can read more about the attack and the data that DTU stores in DTUBasen on the following subpages:
If you are, or have been at any time since 2003, an employee, student, guest, or external partner at DTU, information about you may be included in the data breach.
DTU therefore recommends that you:
If you have name and address protection, you should be particularly vigilant. If information about your name and address has fallen into the hands of unauthorised persons, this may increase the risk of unwanted contact, being located, or other forms of harassment.
You can read more about how to protect yourself at Sikkerdigital.dk (in Danish).
If you have any questions for DTU regarding the cyberattack, you can ask them using the contact form below.
Please enter your name and email address, and ask your question. Your enquiry will be sent to an email account at DTU and will be read by a member of staff, who will reply to you personally.
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If you wish to file a complaint regarding DTU’s processing of personal data, you can contact The Danish Data Protection Agency at dt@datatilsynet.dk or by phone at 33 19 32 00.
DTU will update this page as and when significant new information becomes available.