French Tax Data Breach Affects Over 800,000 Citizens
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Over 800,000 French citizens and professionals have had their tax data compromised following two cyber attacks on the General Directorate of Public Finance (DGFiP) systems in June and July. The stolen data includes names, taxable income references, tax rates, and land registration information. The hacking group 'Zerobytes' claimed responsibility for the attacks, which are part of a series of cyber incidents targeting French government systems in recent months.
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