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France Travail: At least 340,000 job seekers victims of new hack

Posted on July 23, 2025 by Dissent

The following is a machine translation of an article that originally appeared in French by Sylvain Trinel:

The public body that manages employment in France, as well as training and unemployment benefits, has been the victim of a “malicious act,” the third in less than two years.

This is a new blow for France Travail and those who benefit from its monitoring. The organization responsible for managing the return to work and unemployment benefits of millions of French people has announced that it has been the victim of a data breach , and more specifically of a “malicious cyberattack.”

In a letter sent to the people concerned, France Travail indicated that “unauthorized” access to personal data was discovered on July 12, 2025: “The employment portal was immediately closed. Analyses are underway to determine the origin and impact of this cyberattack.”

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