Association of Mayors of France Victim of Cyberattack: More than 100,000 Data From Elected Officials and Communities Have Been Stolen
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A hacker claims to have exploited a flaw in the association's website to recover confidential information contained in his database
The organisation that represents and defends the interests of the mayors and communes of France has been the victim of a major cyber attack. At the key, many personal data and identifiers are now compromised.
Haber 7 - It has been learned that more than 100,000 pieces of data were compromised in a cyberattack targeting the website of the French Association of Mayors.
More than 100,000 pieces of data were reportedly compromised in a cyberattack targeting the website of the French Association of Mayors.
A cyberattack targeting the website of the French Association of Mayors resulted in the theft of over 100,000 pieces of data belonging to elected politicians, including names, email addresses, and passwords. The incident has reignited criticism of the government following recent cyber breaches targeting public institutions in the country.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The Association of Mayors of France has confirmed a cyberattack: a pirate claims the theft of 114,000 data of elected officials and territorial agents via an SQL injection on his site.
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