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Data of More than 700,000 Posted on the Dark Web After Data Leak, Including National Registration Numbers and Bank Details
Hackers Put Data of 700,000 People on the Dark Web for Free, From National Registration Numbers to Bank Account Numbers.
The personal data of 700,000 individuals originating from a database of the Walloon training network IFAPME has been posted online for free on a forum on the dark web. This is reported by the website FrenchBreaches, which monitors data leaks. It concerns sensitive data such as bank account numbers and national register numbers.
Data Leak at IFAPME: Why Public Agencies Are Increasingly Attracting Cyber Criminals
Data of more than 700,000 people have been published free of charge on the dark web. The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium notes that public bodies are increasingly targeted. ...
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Hackers Put Stolen Personal Data of 700,000 People Online After Cyberattack on Walloon Training Organization IFAPME
Key takeaways Personal data of approximately 700,000 people has been leaked onto the internet for free following a security breach at IFAPME, a Walloon education network. According to a website that monitors data breaches, the stolen information contains highly sensitive data, such as national registration numbers. Previously stolen data back online The organization had already fallen victim once in February […]
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