A Cybercriminal Claims to Have Hacked 905,000 License Plates: What Are the Risks for Motorists?
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Recently, a cybercriminal claimed the leak of 905,000 license plates, which are associated with the names, addresses, telephones and e-mails of the motorists. A situation that poses significant risks for the people concerned. - A cybercriminal announces that it has hacked 905,000 license plates: what are the risks for motorists? (New technologies).
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com A file of 905,000 lines linking plates, names and phones would be on sale, without official confirmation. How to locate a false notice of fine.
On October 24, 2026, a pirate named ChimeraZ claims to sell a file with 850,000 French license plates. Between false fines and usurpations, motorists are on the front line.
A computer hacker known as ChimeraZ has announced the sale of a file containing 847,064 French license plates. These are associated with names, postal addresses, 506,003 e-mail addresses and 474,906 telephone numbers. This leak exposes vehicle owners to high risks of highly targeted scams, including fake tickets.
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