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La Ville de Vallauris Golfe-Juan impacted by cyberattack

Posted on April 7, 2021 by Dissent

La Ville de Vallauris Golfe-Juan  has become a victim of a cyberattack that impacted their mal servers. It was reported on the city’s official Facebook page .

Translation:

 The city of Vallauris Golfe-Juan was the victim, last night, of a cyber attack on the town hall’s mail servers. As a precaution and security measure, all servers have been shut down to prevent any spread of the crypto virus. The IT services department called on its service provider PASSI (Information Systems Security Audit Service Provider) by ANSSI (National Information Systems Security Agency) to restore the situation to the faster. The town lodged a complaint.
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