A forum user known as 0xSec allegedly published a database linked to Lire Demain, the French education supply network of Auzou, exposing 5,974 institutional client records and 476 residential records. The leaked files could enable invoice fraud and business email compromise by revealing order references, invoice details, staff contacts, and delivery preferences. #LireDemain #Auzou #0xSec
Keypoints
- 0xSec allegedly posted a free download of Lire Demain database files.
- The release reportedly includes five CSV files covering clients, orders, invoices, a mailing list, and a product catalogue.
- About 5,974 institutions are listed, including schools, town halls, and local education departments.
- The data may support invoice fraud and business email compromise using real order and invoice references.
- The claim remains unverified, and the 476 residential records may require individual notification.
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