Ground.News Data of 700,000 Individuals Leaked on Dark Web After IFAPME Cyberattack
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- •700,000 individuals' data leaked, including sensitive bank and registration numbers.
- •Data made available for free on the dark web, increasing risk of identity theft.
- •IFAPME previously suffered a cyberattack in February 2026, indicating ongoing vulnerabilities.
Hackers have leaked the personal data of approximately 700,000 individuals from the Walloon training network IFAPME on the dark web, including sensitive information such as national registration numbers and bank account details. The breach was reported by FrenchBreaches, which monitors data leaks. This incident follows a previous cyberattack on IFAPME in February 2026, where data was also compromised. The leaked information could facilitate identity theft and fraud, as it allows the linking of various personal details to individuals. The Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium has noted an increase in attacks targeting public agencies. The data is now available for free on a dark web forum, raising concerns about further exploitation of the affected individuals.
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