Cybersecurity. Piracy of Afpa: up to 1.7 Million People Potentially Affected
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Afpa investigates a claimed hacking of personal data. It could involve up to 1.7 million people.
The National Agency for Adult Vocational Training (Afpa) announced on Saturday that it had been the target of data hacking. Two hackers claimed to have recovered personal data. Piracy potentially affects 1.7 million people. - The National Agency for Adult Training (Afpa) is a victim of data hacking, 1.7 million people involved (Pro Life and Employment).
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A few days after the announcement of a social plan, Afpa revealed on Saturday a data theft claimed by two hackers. Up to 1.7 million people could be affected.
"A priori", no sensitive data type banking data or social security numbers were available on the hacked application, but rather personal data, according to the training organisation
Data for 1.7 million people are potentially affected, but these are not bank details.
Two hackers claimed in the week to have stolen data from the vocational training agency, which confirms this Saturday after conducting its investigations.
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