[xtvjxk]

☠️ Well at least they tried?

[phillybilly]

Now they can add their names to the database

[mouimouimouicmouic]

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I read this news earlier in the day. I'm surprised about the age's kid: it prove that anyone can do everything. Unfortunately, I think we will never see the leak... Same.

They are 3 between 20 and 22 years old and yes indeed unfortunately we will never see the database, but it was really incredible name, surname, social security number, email, phone, address. It was the dream database

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Why is it the "dream db" ? Basically, it's same as 1,5M french Covid test from APHP leak in 2021

[ZenonZeroday]

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I read this news earlier in the day. I'm surprised about the age's kid: it prove that anyone can do everything. Unfortunately, I think we will never see the leak... Same.

They are 3 between 20 and 22 years old and yes indeed unfortunately we will never see the database, but it was really incredible name, surname, social security number, email, phone, address. It was the dream database

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Why is it the "dream db" ? Basically, it's same as 1,5M french Covid test from APHP leak in 2021

Because here we're talking about 43 million, which is more than half of France.

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[cod3x]

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I read this news earlier in the day. I'm surprised about the age's kid: it prove that anyone can do everything. Unfortunately, I think we will never see the leak... Same.

They are 3 between 20 and 22 years old and yes indeed unfortunately we will never see the database, but it was really incredible name, surname, social security number, email, phone, address. It was the dream database

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Why is it the "dream db" ? Basically, it's same as 1,5M french Covid test from APHP leak in 2021

We are very far away from the COVID database, this database and Viamedis +Almerys databases are gold.

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I read this news earlier in the day. I'm surprised about the age's kid: it prove that anyone can do everything. Unfortunately, I think we will never see the leak... Same.

Do you think it means that they didnt have time to put the leak on servers ?

I don't really know, no information for the moment but I guess: "Well we have this database for fun, but now... What we do next with this one ?"

[Ch4pl1n]

I'm interested in how they found them because that was quick...

Bad opsec my dude....

[itsBlackNight]

"The origin of this case dates back to March 8, when France Travail alerted the CNIL to a breach in its computer security"
How did the france teletravail knew that & alerted the CNIL , did the lil heckers share the exfiltrated data online ?
Anyway they lucky they're in France ,justice system there won't fuk em up

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In a recent crackdown on cybercrime, three individuals were apprehended following an investigation into a massive data breach at the entity France Travail, according to a statement from the Paris prosecutor's office.

These individuals, arrested on Sunday, March 17, are suspected of playing a key role in this security incident, which led to the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive personal information. They are scheduled to appear before an investigating magistrate on Tuesday, with the prospect of formal charges.

The suspects, originating from Yonne and Ardèche and born between 2000 and 2002 (21, 22, and 23 years old), face serious charges, including unauthorized access and maintenance in a computer system, data extraction, fraud, and money laundering, all of which are exacerbated by their alleged collaboration as an organized group. The prosecutor's office emphasized the seriousness of the charges by requesting their placement in provisional detention.

The origin of this case dates back to March 8, when France Travail alerted the CNIL to a breach in its computer security, discovered within its own database. Shortly thereafter, the Cybercrime Fighting Brigade (BLC2C) of Paris was tasked with the investigation, revealing that accounts of Cap Emploi employees had been exploited to steal approximately 43 million personal data between February 6 and March 5. This data included highly confidential information, such as names, first names, contact details, social security numbers, and specific identifiers for France Travail.

Thorough investigation, supported by technical analysis and telephone inquiries, led to the identification of the suspects. Searches at their homes and the inspection of their computer equipment revealed the involvement of some in fraud schemes, including phishing.

The prosecutor's office indicated that investigations are ongoing to clarify the role of each individual involved and to identify any other potential accomplices in this extensive cybercrime case.

i havent seen the leaked file or db of the so called 40M+-

have you ?

[ilikecats]

someone's out of business for a while

[ZenonZeroday]

"The origin of this case dates back to March 8, when France Travail alerted the CNIL to a breach in its computer security"
How did the france teletravail knew that & alerted the CNIL , did the lil heckers share the exfiltrated data online ?
Anyway they lucky they're in France ,justice system there won't fuk em up

Maybe they clocked the massive influx of dump requests?

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