A major cyberattack on the French Directorate-General of Public Finance (DGFiP) has compromised the personal data of approximately 700,000 individuals and companies. Minister of Public Action and Accounts, David Amiel, issued apologies for the breach, which also involved cadastral data and inheritance information. The compromised data includes personal details, but the specifics remain under investigation. The government is detailing three specific data leaks resulting from the hack. This incident raises significant concerns about data security within French government systems and potential risks to those affected. Authorities are working to assess the full extent of the damage and notify individuals whose information may have been exposed.