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Qu'est ce qu'on peut trouver sur vous avec toutes les fuites de données ?! Question légitime et inquiète de plus en plus des millions de français. Ce que j'ai pu faire avec Théo, journaliste chez Loopsider, est désormais applicable à n'importe qui en France... mais vraiment TOUT LE MONDE... En moins de 5mn chrono, j'avais tout de lui, les adresses de ses parents, RIB, données bancaires, achats, ... tout ce qu'il faut pour personnaliser au mieux une arnaque... Les fuites de données seront un des maux numériques de ces prochaines années. Je terminais cette interview en disant que protéger ses données personnelles ne servait pas qu'à se protéger mais à protéger tous ses proches ! Cybèrement vôtre, SaxX ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ #DonneesPersonnelles #FuitesDeDonnees #SecuriteNumerique

After the hack that exposed the tax data of nearly 700,000 people, several hundred victims of this theft are seeking compensation from the French state, supported by a lawyer who highlights the compensation rights provided by the GDPR for material or moral damage linked to the data breach. (translated)

SFR recently announced that it had suffered a cyberattack that resulted in a temporary leak of Fiber subscriber data, including information such as addresses and emails, but without compromising passwords or banking data, and has taken measures to strengthen security after detecting the incident on July 2. (translated)

Je viens de recevoir dans ma boîte mail hier soir à 00:34 l’information selon laquelle j’étais une des victimes de la fuite de donnée de la DGFIP L’État est responsable de mon insécurité à un niveau jamais atteint Comme je l’ai déjà dit, désormais plus rien ne sera comme avant https://t.co/lLY57N0JHd #DonnéesPersonnelles #Sécurité #État

The General Mutual Insurance company was the victim of a cyberattack that led to the unauthorized extraction of personal data and IBANs of members, without compromising health or payment information; a judicial investigation is currently underway to assess the extent of the compromised data. (translated)

The Minister of Action and Public Accounts, David Amiel, has apologized after the hacking of the tax office which resulted in the theft of personal data of 700,000 people and states that the hackers, calling themselves ZeroBytes, also stole data from millions of students and teachers in France. (translated)

The tax site has suffered a hacking incident affecting the data of nearly 700,000 individuals and businesses, and those concerned will receive an explanatory email regarding the potentially compromised information as well as advice on how to protect themselves against phishing. (translated)

After the hacking of the French tax office, a crisis meeting chaired by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu revealed that the data of at least 678,000 individuals and professionals had been stolen, and a detailed audit was ordered, as well as rapid communication with the victims about the exposed data and the security measures to be adopted. (translated)

The French hacker duo, ZeroBytes, claimed responsibility for the massive theft of data concerning nearly 700,000 taxpayers from the tax authorities, stating that they sold this sensitive information to anonymous buyers while pointing out a possible weakness in the security of the DGFIP. (translated)

Nearly 700,000 French taxpayers had their tax data hacked during cyberattacks in June and July 2026, exposing sensitive information and increasing the risks of fraud and identity theft, while the General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFIP) informs victims starting August 17 about the compromised data and the precautions to take. (translated)

An investigation has been opened by the Paris prosecutor's office following a cyberattack that affected nearly 700,000 users of the French tax administration, during which personal data was stolen, requiring an assessment of the risks of identity theft for the victims. (translated)

Data breach: the state must immediately cancel the electronic invoicing and the digital pass planned for September 2026! Chaos is expected in a few weeks. Sign the national PETITION to obtain a moratorium and then the definitive cancellation of these 2 measures. (translated)

The French tax information system was hacked at the end of June 2026, resulting in the theft of data concerning approximately 678,437 taxpayers, including individuals and professionals, with potential information being sold, while a new leak affecting nearly two million property owners has also been claimed. (translated)

In the United States, an environmentalist and anti-police activist, Sam Tunick, is facing charges for destruction of evidence after erasing data from his smartphone by providing a false password to the police who were interrogating him at the airport, a situation that raises questions about civil liberties violations. (translated)

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reportedly purchased over a billion airline ticket records from the Airlines Reporting Corporation to monitor global travel, raising concerns about personal data protection and criticisms regarding government access to sensitive information without a warrant. (translated)