www.it-connect.tech Prime Minister Lecornu's Phone Number Leaked from 2024 Data Breach
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- •Prime Minister Lecornu's phone number leaked due to a 2024 data breach at Le Slip Français.
- •The breach affected personal data of 1.5 million customers, including names and phone numbers.
- •Stolen data can be reused for scams long after the initial breach is reported.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's phone number has surfaced online, linked to the 2024 data breach at Le Slip Français, which exposed personal data of 1.5 million customers. The breach occurred in April 2024 when the company acknowledged a cyberattack that compromised customer names, email addresses, and phone numbers. Reports indicate that personal data from this breach is still being circulated and misused, affecting not only Lecornu but potentially 25 other government officials. The incident highlights the long-term risks associated with data breaches, as stolen information can be reused in scams and phishing attempts. Digital Identity Protection tools are recommended to alert individuals when their information appears in breaches. The situation serves as a reminder that breaches do not cease to be a threat once the initial news cycle has ended.
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