Personal Data: Minister of Digital Affairs Takes Legal Action Against BrixHub
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This search engine allows access to personal information derived from hacking and requests money to delete it, a practice denounced by the government that made a report
The site boasts of concentrating 11 billion stolen information – RIB, numbers of Sécu, addresses – not only to individuals but also to public figures in France, Switzerland and Belgium. The minister responsible for Digital Affairs, Anne Le Hénanff, seized the Paris prosecutor.
Your name, address or phone number could be accessed on a site that then proposes to remove this data... for money. A practice that pushes the Minister of Digital Affairs to seize justice.
Easily accessible, this platform allows you to obtain various personal information about individuals, such as their address, telephone number or social security number.
This site allows to carry out nominative searches, including on public figures, and to obtain various personal information about individuals, such as their address, telephone number or social security number. It also proposes to the persons concerned to have this information deleted for payment. The Minister made an alert under article 40 of the Code of Criminal Procedure to the Paris prosecutor. "No platform is above the laws. (...) Those who t…
This site allows you to search for names, including public figures, and to obtain various personal information about individuals, such as their address, telephone number or Social Security number.
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