According to Bitcoin News on the X platform, the French tax administration has been hacked, and the names, addresses, incomes, and property information of approximately 678000 individuals and businesses have been stolen. Database analysis shows that 26805 records have revenues exceeding 100000 euros, including 386 records exceeding 1 million euros. According to CertiK data, France accounted for 33 out of 52 global cryptocurrency wrench attacks in the first half of 2026. French prosecutor accuses a tax department employee of using government databases to identify cryptocurrency investors and selling personal information to criminals. The latest data breach incident has no publicly linked personal attacks, but the sensitive financial and location data of hundreds of thousands of people is no longer under government control.
