In the context of a significant increase in digital fraud and identity theft, French companies must assess their preparedness to face these growing threats, as explained by the program DECRYPTAGE with Zakaria Hajiri, Vice President Southern Europe of PING IDENTITY. (translated)
Taxpayers whose personal data was hacked during a cyberattack on the tax services are expressing their anger and concern over persistent security flaws, while some downplay the severity of the situation, highlighting the increased risk of fraud. (translated)
URGENT - The ZEROBYTES hackers who hacked the services of the tax office and national education claim tonight another hack: "We extracted 17,851 personal records from the company Sport 2000 and we will release them for free." (translated)
The ZeroBytes hackers justified their cyberattacks against the tax administration and the Ministry of Education, claiming that these services were poorly secured. (translated)
Following a massive hacking of the General Directorate of Public Finances, more than 600,000 French taxpayers are receiving email notifications regarding potentially compromised data, leading to concern and anger among those who feel violated in their privacy. (translated)
En 6 mois, Bercy a subi 4 cyberattaques... 👉🏾 Ficoba (FIchier des COordonnées BAncaires) - 1.2M de comptes 👉🏾 Les impôts - 678 000 comptes 👉🏾 Le cadastre - 2M de comptes 👉🏾 Les successions vacantes Voilà voilà... #Cyberattaque #SécuritéInformatique #ProtectionDesDonnées
🔴🇫🇷 ALERTE INFO - FUITES DE DONNÉES 1,22 million d’élèves et 4,35 millions d’identifiants de personnels : données scolaires et disciplinaires, mineurs, parents, 602 000 comptes et mots de passe hackés. Noms, prénoms, dates de naissance, adresses, téléphones, e-mails, données scolaires, affectations, grades et informations administratives seraient exposés. (@seblatombe) #FuitesDeDonnées #SécuritéInformatique #Éducation
Jean-Baptiste Soufron, former secretary general of the National Digital Council, criticizes the management of the French tax authorities after a cyberattack that exposed the data of more than 678,000 people, highlighting the lack of coherence and control in administrations regarding cybersecurity. (translated)
‼️🇫🇷 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗘 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗢 — Les données personnelles de MILLIONS d’élèves, enseignants, personnels et parents auraient été dérobées après une cyberattaque visant l’Éducation nationale. Le hacker ZeroBytes, déjà à l’origine du piratage de la DGFiP, affirme avoir récupéré environ 43 Go de données, réparties dans quelque 2 500 fichiers et représentant 346 millions de lignes brutes. Les données contiendraient notamment des noms, dates et lieux de naissance, adresses, coordonnées, affectations et informations professionnelles. (Sources : @seblatombe / @Frenchbreaches) #Cyberattaque #SécuritéInformatique #ProtectionDesDonnées
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)
After the hacking of tax data affecting 678,000 people, Minister Sébastien Lecornu demanded a thorough audit of the ANSSI to clarify the circumstances of the incident and requested that the victims be promptly informed of the details concerning their exposed data. (translated)
The cyberattack on the French tax website affected 678,000 people, and the General Directorate of Public Finances will begin to inform them of the situation by mail or email while cautioning against phishing attempts related to this situation. (translated)
The hacking of tax data affecting 678,000 taxpayers triggered an email alert from the General Directorate of Public Finances, with expert advice to avoid scams, including not clicking on suspicious links. (translated)
Sébastien Lecornu will head a crisis interministerial cell on Monday to address the hacking of the tax information system, which has compromised the data of 678,000 taxpayers, and an audit on the security of the computer systems will be conducted. (translated)
🇫🇷 FLASH | La FUITE MASSIVE de données de l’administration fiscale française concerne 678 000 personnes, dont 393 000 particuliers et 286 000 professionnels. Les informations dérobées ont ensuite été mises en vente sur Internet. Parmi les données compromises figurent notamment les noms, adresses, revenus fiscaux et taux de prélèvement à la source. Selon la DGFiP, elles ne permettent toutefois pas d’accéder directement aux comptes sécurisés sur https://t.co/eogFXrDpgM. Les experts alertent désormais sur des risques d’arnaques extrêmement personnalisées, de phishing, de faux appels bancaires, d’« arnaques au président » visant les entreprises, voire d’usurpation d’identité. Matignon annonce que les personnes concernées seront contactées à partir de lundi. Une enquête a été ouverte par la section cyber du parquet de Paris. (Le Figaro) #SécuritéInformatique #ProtectionDesDonnées #Phishing
The cyber attack against the French tax authorities resulted in the theft of data concerning hundreds of thousands of users, with hackers claiming illegitimate access that allowed the extraction of personal and tax information, raising concerns about the security of the computer systems of the Ministry of Economy and Finance. (translated)
The General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFiP) announced that a cyberattack compromised information systems, affecting several hundred thousand users whose personal data was stolen, while specifying that the site impots.gouv.fr was not compromised and that a consolidated report will be communicated soon. (translated)
Cyberattack against the tax authorities: The General Directorate of Public Finances indicates that "a few hundred thousand users" are affected - Here is all the information that the hackers have stolen. (translated)
The Ministry of Economy has confirmed a cyber attack on the tax platform, leaving users exposed to scam risks, although the exact nature of the stolen data remains incomplete. (translated)
The tax platform in France suffered a cyberattack leading to a leak of sensitive data, a situation denounced by cybersecurity expert Centho as directly leading to an imminent disaster. (translated)
