Indigo car parks victims of cyberattack: stolen data, including license plates

Hackers have entered the database of the global car park management giant, he says in an email sent to his customers.

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In a context where cyberattacks are increasing against French companies, the cyberattack against Indigo adds to a series of intrusions directly targeting users' personal data. Present in more than 500 cities, this parking giant has seen its computer systems partially compromised by hackers, able to extract sensitive information despite the lack of access to bank data. This digital offensive highlights the growing vulnerability of connected infra…

Personal customer data have been stolen by hackers. The group invites customers to the utmost vigilance when receiving messages that may suggest that they come from the Indigo group.

The database stolen by hackers contains license plate numbers, a particularly sensitive information that could facilitate future scams by SMS.

The Indigo Group announced that it had been the victim of a cyberattack. In a message sent to its customers from 18 April, the company said that a "cybersecurity incident" allowed hackers to penetrate its information system. "This illegal act has led to the potential