Tax hacked: what we know about attacks and cyber criminals "ZeroBytes"
The first offensive, confirmed by the DGFiP, dates back to the end of June and targeted the tax.gouv.fr portal.
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The first offensive, confirmed by the DGFiP, dates back to the end of June and targeted the tax.gouv.fr portal. The second attack, perpetrated in late July but not confirmed on Friday in the middle of the afternoon by the DGFiP, targeted the Professional Cadastral Data Server (SPDC). According to his own count, these would be more than two million property holders, with several individuals associated with the same parcel.
Furthermore, Several hundred thousand users are affected by the hacking of the tax information system that has enabled the extraction of data from individuals and professionals, announced Friday the Directorate General of Public Finance.
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The first offensive, confirmed by the DGFiP, dates back to the end of June and targeted the tax.gouv.fr portal.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe second attack, perpetrated in late July but not confirmed on Friday in the middle of the afternoon by the DGFiP, targeted the Professional Cadastral Data Server (SPDC).
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According to his own count, these would be more than two million property holders, with several individuals associated with the same parcel.
according to Le Nouvel ObsRequested on Friday by the AFP, DGFiP has not yet confirmed the attack on the cadastre.
according to Le Nouvel ObsSeveral hundred thousand users are affected by the hacking of the tax information system that has enabled the extraction of data from individuals and professionals, announced Friday the Directorate General of Public Finance.
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