22 Million French People Concerned : Docaposte (La Poste) Confirms a Huge Theft of Data
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Maileva, the professional mail platform of Docaposte (La Poste group), confirms the theft of the surname, first name and postal address of 22 million people. It had cut off its services on 23 September. Among some customers, the leak also involves amounts of bills and dates of care.
La Poste's subsidiary, Maileva, confirmed the theft of the personal data of 22 million people in France after an intrusion on its platform for the dispatch of professional mail. The attack affects several thousand client companies, exposing the identities and postal addresses of nearly a third of the population, as well as details on invoices or medical care.
Docaposte, a subsidiary of the La Poste group, confirms the theft of personal data for 22 million people following a cyberattack against its Maileva brand. Several thousand client companies are concerned, especially in the health and social housing sectors. The cyberattack against Maileva is taking on a considerable scale. Almost two months [...] Article 22 million French concerned: Docaposte (La Poste) confirms a huge theft of data has been pub…
It was an attack of exceptional magnitude that hit a branch of La Poste in the fall. And at the key, it's just a third of the French people who are involved!
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