Connexionfrance SFR Data Breach Exposes Over 2.1 Million Customer Records
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- •SFR's data breach exposed personal information of over 2.1 million customers.
- •The breach was detected on July 2, 2026, involving an internal management tool.
- •Customers are at risk of phishing scams using their stolen personal details.
SFR confirmed a data breach affecting its fibre customers, detected on July 2, 2026. The breach involved an internal tool used for managing fibre connections, leading to the exposure of personal data for approximately 2.1 million customers, as reported by Cyberattaque.org. Affected information includes names, addresses, mobile numbers, and contract IDs, but not passwords or banking details. SFR has taken measures to secure the system, including disabling the compromised account and monitoring involved IP addresses. The company has notified France's data protection authority, CNIL, and filed a complaint with the public prosecutor. Customers are advised to be cautious of phishing attempts using their exposed information. This incident is part of a troubling trend of data breaches in France, with multiple high-profile cases reported recently.
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