BRIEFLeaklowP40
Partial database leak of French real estate firm Capifrance
Capifrance
Detected20 September 2026 · 07:37 UTC
A partial database of the French real-estate network Capifrance is circulating, likely containing client/agent contact data and possibly credentials. Partial leaks still fuel phishing and account takeover against the company and its clients. Impact is limited because only part of the dataset is exposed.
CategoryLeak
Severitylow
Priority score40
Detected20 September 2026 · 07:37 UTC
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