The Pays de la Loire Mobility Observatory’s complete operational database is allegedly being sold on a hacker forum for $8,000, potentially exposing the master data that powers the region’s multimodal transport network. The dataset reportedly includes SNCF TER station records, precise WGS84 GPS coordinates and official identifiers, full network topology and timetables, GTFS-RT and NeTEx live/historical archives, passenger counts, and anonymized origin–destination flow matrices. #PaysDeLaLoireMobilityObservatory #SNCF
Keypoints
- A hacker forum listing claims to sell the Observatory’s full operational database for $8,000.
- The dataset allegedly contains over 1,200 stops, including SNCF TER stations and urban connection points.
- Records include precise WGS84 GPS coordinates, official UIC/SNCF identifiers, and INSEE codes.
- Network topology, scheduled routes, timetables, and GTFS-RT/NeTEx archives from Apr 2025–Mar 2026 are included.
- Granular passenger counts and anonymized origin–destination matrices could pose privacy and operational-security risks.
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