More than 670,000 French taxpayers' personal and tax data were stolen in a major hack.[1]
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Unveiled Data Breach
A large‑scale cyberattack has breached the French tax authority, siphoning the personal and fiscal details of more than 670,000 taxpayers. Authorities are notifying affected individuals and fear the compromised data could be used for fraud and scams.[1]
Government Response
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu called an emergency meeting of digital‑security advisers to evaluate the incident and reinforce safeguards across public institutions.[1]
Potential Risks to Citizens
Officials warn that the stolen information may be offered online, enabling identity theft or fraudulent claims. Affected taxpayers are advised to monitor account activity for irregularities.[1]
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