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🇫🇷 Tax data belonging to nearly 680,000 people was allegedly stolen following an intrusion targeting the DGFIP.
A hacker using the pseudonym ZeroBytes claims to have extracted 678,438 data records:
- identity
- date and place of birth
- addresses
- phone number, email, family status
- reference tax income
According to the reported figures, 392,867 individuals and 285,570 professionals may be affected.
Among the individuals, 26,805 reportedly had tax income above €100,000, 386 above €1 million, and 8 above €10 million.
The hacker claims to have obtained VPN access and then used an internal go

⚠️ A fake Trezor website is currently appearing at the very top of Google searches as a sponsored result… and users are already having their crypto stolen.
One victim claims to have lost all their savings after clicking on it.
The fake website, hosted via Google Sites, replicated Trezor's official page and asked for the wallet's recovery seed.
As soon as it is entered, the scammers can regain access to the wallet and transfer the funds.
The Bitcoin address associated with this scam has reportedly already received more than 24 BTC.
This type of attack is nothing new: Trezor already warned users