Cyberattack: 850,000 Stolen License Plates, Thousands of People's Names and Addresses Are at Risk of Being Revealed
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Includes the names, surnames, postal addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses of the owners of the vehicles and can be used to collect false fines
According to FrenchBreaches, a hacker is said to have retrieved data adjacent to nearly a million license plates.
On Saturday, October 24, a hacker claimed to have a file containing registration numbers associated with the names, addresses and telephone numbers. If his statements were to be confirmed, the risks could
A hacker claims to have stolen 847,064 French license plates, with names and coordinates. Between false fines and targeted phishing, your vehicle could become the next target. Cet article Theft of license plates : attention to the fake SMS scam est apparu en premier sur Plein Vie.
A cybercriminal claims to have stolen a huge database of French people. The directory would link nearly 850,000 French license plates to the identity, telephone and address of their owners.
847 000 license plates and proprietary data for sale after a cyberattack claimed.What risks and how to react? Data leak: pirate claims theft of 847,000 identity-related license plates A cybercriminal claims to hold a massive file combining license plates with personal data of
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