Paris Economic Activities Court Registry Data Allegedly Leaked
A forum actor posting as Alduin has published what they claim is user and administrative data from the Greffe du Tribunal des Activités Économiques de Paris, the official registry website serving the Paris Tribunal of Economic Activities. The actor says the material primarily concerns judges, clerks, magistrates, lawyers and other administrative personnel. The post references several files, including users.csv, magistrats.json, voeux.csv and juge_sans_formation.csv. Visible field lists include names, email addresses, API login fields, account status, groups, chambers, dates of birth, phone and mobile numbers, home addresses, postal codes, cities, job and promotion information, language fields, chamber and mandate history, as well as internal preference, availability and administrative-request data. The download is hidden behind a forum reply requirement. The claim is unverified.
▣Post details
!What the post claims
- User-account data
- Judges and magistrates
- Clerks and administrative personnel
- Lawyers and court-related professionals
- Names and email addresses
- API login fields
- Account enabled and expiration fields
- User groups, profiles and chambers
- Dates of birth
- Phone and mobile numbers
- Home addresses
- Postal codes and cities
- Company and job information
- Degrees and promotions
- Spoken and written languages
- Chamber history
- Mandate history
- Honorifics and titles
- Preference and availability information
- Internal requests and references
- Training-related judge list
- Download hidden behind forum reply
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☷Mapped techniques
The post does not describe how the data was obtained. The technique below is inferred from the structured user, magistrate and administrative records shown in the listing.
- Collection T1213 Data from Information Repositories Inferred The files contain structured account, personnel, chamber, mandate and administrative-preference data, which is consistent with collection from internal information repositories or business applications.
⚠Potential impact
If authentic, the leak could expose judicial and administrative personnel to targeted phishing, impersonation, harassment and identity-based fraud. The combination of names, professional roles, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth and home addresses could make highly personalized social-engineering attacks more convincing. Internal chamber, mandate, preference and availability information may also expose organizational details that could be used to target specific officials or departments. Because the affected population includes judges, magistrates, clerks and other court personnel, the exposure carries additional operational and personal-security concerns.
iStatus Unverified
The forum post provides file names, file sizes, field lists and visible samples from several datasets. However, it does not explain how the data was obtained, when any alleged unauthorized access occurred or whether the listed files represent the complete scope of the incident. Dark Web Informer has not independently verified the authenticity, completeness or origin of the alleged court-registry data.
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