French Cadastral Data Server Allegedly Breached, 2 Million Property Holders Exposed and Access Still Claimed

French Cadastral Data Server Allegedly Breached, 2 Million Property Holders Exposed and Access Still Claimed
ZeroBytes claims a second intrusion against France’s DGFiP cadastral data server, alleging 252,149 extracted rows and exposure of 2,041,778 property holders. The group says it still has access through valid credentials and a multi factor authentication bypass, and is offering that access for sale, though the claim remains unverified. #ZeroBytes #DGFiP #France #DirectionGénéraleDesFinancesPubliques

Keypoints

  • ZeroBytes claims a breach of the DGFiP cadastral data server in France.
  • The alleged extraction includes 252,149 rows and 2,041,778 individuals.
  • The attackers say they used valid credentials and a multi factor authentication bypass.
  • They claim to still be logged in and are offering access for sale.
  • The report says the claim is unverified and the DGFiP has not publicly responded.
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