France: ZeroBytes Claims Responsibility for Another Massive Hack of Government Data
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Have French government digital services once again been the victims of a massive data breach? ZeroBytes, a duo of French hackers already responsible this summer for hacking tax and education systems, claims to have targeted "Zéro Logement Vacant" (Zero Vacant Housing), a government platform designed to connect local authorities with owners of vacant properties. Tens of millions of people could be affected.
The hacker group that hacked the tax website claims a new massive cyberattack, which would this time concern the official website Zero Accommodation Vacant.
The state's digital service, which helps communities identify vacant housing and write to their owners, called Zero Accommodation Vacant, has been the victim of a cyberattack. The announcement claims no less than 148.9 million gross lines.
The group of ZeroBytes pirates claims a cyberattack against "Zero Logement Vacant", a digital service of the state. Nearly 149 million records are said to have been recovered. After the taxes, the housing. The group of ZeroBytes hackers, already at the origin of the claim of the hacking of data of the Directorate General of Public Finance (DGFiP) in August, claims this time to have compromised the platform "Zero Logement Vacant" attached to the …
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com ZeroBytes Group claims to have hacked Zero Accommodation Vacant, a state platform used by communities, and claims 148.9 million data lines targeting French owners.
ZeroBytes claims since yesterday, the hacking of the public service Zero Accommodation Vacant, with 148.9 million lines of data extracted, or about 48 million people after deduplication. The platform was offline after the discovery of the intrusion.
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