Attacker Accessed Licensee Names, Photos and Documents in October Attack
An attacker accessed licensee identity photos, documents and personal details, while passwords and banking data were not affected.
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Monet painting fetches 50 million euros, a French auction record
Monet's Iris sold for 50 million euros, the most expensive auction artwork ever sold in France.
Marseille Sets Curfews and Carrying Bans After Looting of Shops and Buildings
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IUCN Assessment Finds Nearly All Shallow-Water Reefs Face Extremely High Risk
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BBC Admits Editing Trump's January 6 Speech in Documentary
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Judge Orders Trump Deposition by December 11 or Face Sanctions
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Alleged organizer held in Spain and detained in Paris over Sarcelles case
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Looting and arrests follow cost-of-living protests in Paris, Lyon and Marseille
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French authorities advise offline measures as PHP flaw response expands
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