France Probes Unprecedented Cyberattack After Tax Data of 678,000 Users Stolen
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On Thursday, 13 August, Bercy announced a cyber attack on the tax information system. Nearly 700,000 users, individuals and businesses were involved. The cyber section of the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office announced that it had opened an investigation on Saturday, 15 August.
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SapoFrench judicial authorities opened an investigation into a cyberattack against the Fisco in June. Tax data from 678 thousand taxpayers (individuals and companies) were stolen.
The Paris prosecutor's office announced on Saturday that it had opened an investigation following the cyberattack that allowed hackers to steal the personal data of nearly 700,000 tax administration users at the end of June. For individuals, this data includes names, family quotient, reference tax income, and withholding tax rate.
The Paris Public Prosecutor's Office announced on Saturday, August 15th the opening of an investigation after the hacking of data by the tax administration. Nearly 700,000 professionals and individuals are affected by this cyberattack, according to Bercy. - Piracy of the tax office: an investigation opened by the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office (Police, justice and various facts).
Hundreds of thousands of individuals and professionals are affected by this cyber attack on the tax information system. The Paris Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation.
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