Burgundy: A Small City Victim of 269,000 Cyber Attacks
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In France, a Small Town Fell Victim to Hundreds of Thousands of Russian Cyberattacks During the Week
Under attack were the city of Juaní and the community of the communes of Jovignién.
The small French city of Joinet was targeted in a week by nearly 269,000 cyber attacks, most of which, according to the mayor, came from IP addresses linked to Russia.
The attacks came from more than 97,000 malicious addresses, mostly located in Russia. All were blocked and no data was stolen, according to the mayor. - "A quasi-permanent situation": this city of Burgundy victim of 269,000 cyberattacks in one week (Police, justice and other facts).
The city of Joigny, in the Yonne, was targeted by 268.795 cyber attacks in a week, according to the mayor
"268 795. This is the number of attempts to break into our information systems, suffered by the City of Joigny and the Communauté de communes du Jovinien over the last seven days," writes the mayor on his Facebook account.
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