French Telecom Fiasco: Bouygues Hacked, Millions Affected!
Bouygues Telecom fell victim to a cyberattack compromising the personal data of 6.4 million customers. While passwords and payment card data remain safe, customers are advised to watch for phishing attempts. The hackers face up to five years in prison, proving it’s not a good idea to dial into illegal activities.
Hot Take:
Well, it looks like Bouygues Telecom just got an uninvited guest to their wireless party, and this guest isn’t here for the hors d’oeuvres. While hackers have helped themselves to a buffet of personal information, one can only hope they didn’t find the punch bowl filled with credit card numbers and passwords! Bouygues has assured their customers that their secrets are safe… at least for now. But hey, it seems like French telecoms are becoming the new hot spot for cybercriminals who love a good challenge. Vive la cybersécurité!
Key Points:
- Bouygues Telecom’s cyberattack affected 6.4 million customers.
- Hackers accessed contact details, contract data, and bank account numbers.
- Passwords and payment card data remained secure.
- Customers are being warned about potential phishing attempts.
- Legal consequences for the hackers include up to five years in prison.