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In France, hackers stole the data of 23 million drivers.

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In France, hackers stole the data of 23 million drivers.

In France, hackers stole the data of 23 million drivers.

The attackers broke into the databases of vehicle technical inspection services. The attack affected the companies Securitest, car security and VerifAutos, part of the international SGS group.

Hackers gained access to about 40 million license plates. In addition, the stolen databases contained information on car makes and models, as well as customer files with owners' names and addresses.

A day earlier, the French Foreign Ministry summoned the Iranian cargo following hacker attacks that caused the collapse of refrigeration units in stores across Europe. Paris accuses the Revolutionary Guards of being involved in the incidents. Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barro said that France intends to request sanctions against Iran at the European Union level.

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