Hauts-De-France. A Data Leak Could Affect More than 700,000 People, Possibly Exposed BIRs
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The Hauts-de-France Region announced the hacking of two of its providers on Saturday, October 3. This led to the potential theft of several hundred thousand personal data, but the figure remains to be determined.
Initial investigations have established that "names, first names, e-mail addresses, as well as potential BIRs and other identification data are among the data likely to have been compromised." A user allegedly claimed the attack.
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The Hauts-de-France region confirmed on Saturday the piracy of two of its providers, Atexo and Docaposte. It filed a complaint and began to warn the users concerned.
The affected platforms have been closed and the users concerned have begun to be informed. The extent of data leakage is not known at this stage.
The Hauts-de-France region was hit by a cyber attack targeting two of its providers, resulting in the compromise of personal data and potentially of RIB.
The Hauts-de-France region announces that two of its providers have been victims of a large-scale cyberattack. Personal data, "and potentially RIBs" have been subdued by online hackers. According to the FrenchBreaches specialized site, more than 700,000 people could be affected. - The Hauts-de-France region targeted by a cyberattack: more than 700,000 people involved? (Police, justice and other facts).
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