🔥 France Tax Data Leak Could Fuel Scams, Attacks Targeting Bitcoin Holders.
Image: Shutterstock/DecryptCreate an account to save your articles.Add on GoogleAdd Decrypt as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google.In brief A reported breach of Frances tax authority exposed data tied to 678,437 people and businesses. The records allegedly include income figures, addresses, tax identifiers, and family information. The data could help criminals craft targeted scams against wealthy taxpayers and Bitcoin holders.
A hacker is selling a trove of French tax records that could expose more than 678,000 people and businesses, including Bitcoin holders, to phishing, identity theft, and targeted attacks. According to a report by French cybersecurity outlet FrenchBreaches, a hacker is selling records allegedly stolen from Frances tax authority, the DGFiP, during a June breach for several thousand euros. More bad news for Bitcoiners living in the leading country for wrench attacks, Chief Security Officer at Bitcoin security platform Casa Jameson Loop wrote on X.
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Image: Shutterstock/DecryptCreate an account to save your articles.Add on GoogleAdd Decrypt as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google.In brief A reported breach of Frances tax authority exposed data tied to 678,437 people and businesses. The records allegedly include income figures, addresses, tax identifiers, and family information. The data could help criminals craft targeted scams against wealthy taxpayers and Bitcoin holders.
A hacker is selling a trove of French tax records that could expose more than 678,000 people and businesses, including Bitcoin holders, to phishing, identity theft, and targeted attacks. According to a report by French cybersecurity outlet FrenchBreaches, a hacker is selling records allegedly stolen from Frances tax authority, the DGFiP, during a June breach for several thousand euros. More bad news for Bitcoiners living in the leading country for wrench attacks, Chief Security Officer at Bitcoin security platform Casa Jameson Loop wrote on X.
❓ What's your take is this the start of a bigger move or just noise? Drop it below.
$BTC $ETH
#SECryptoRegulation #AICryptoIntegration #CryptoMarkets