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In France, hacked the database of service stations with information about 23 million customers

The hacker reported the hacking of a database associated with the auto services of the SGS group, which contains data on almost 23 million customers. It's from sb.by. Photo:.

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In France, hacked the database of service stations with information about 23 million customers

The hacker reported the hacking of a database associated with the auto services of the SGS group, which contains data on almost 23 million customers. It's from sb.by.

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As TASS notes with reference to the TV channel TF1, we are talking about the services of technical control Securitest, Auto Securite and V rif’Autos. It is known that the database can contain about 40 million car numbers, as well as related personal information of customers.

Responsibility for the hack was claimed by a hacker with the pseudonym ChimeraZ. He has previously attracted the attention of authorities and is wanted in connection with other incidents of data theft. Including at his hands suffered political parties, the fire service and the administrative authorities of the Aux-de-France region. Hackers stole more than €118 million from a French bank

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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