Security of the Paris Olympics still ensured after the theft of “sensitive” data ?

The Paris prosecutor's office showed itself to be reassuring this Wednesday. He affirmed that that the USB keys stolen Monday evening at an employee from the capital's town hall did not contain sensitive notes concerning the security systems of the capital. of the 2024 Olympic Games.

À five months before the 2024 Olympic Games, BFMTV revealed on Tuesday #39;an employeeé of the Paris town hall, âgé 56-year-old, had his bag stolen on Monday evening on Parisian transport. In the famous bag, a professional computer, but above all two USB keys which, according to the employee's testimony; of a town hall made at the Gare du Nord police station, contained information that he described as "sensitive". In detail, the content of only one of the two keys seemed to be pointed out. with the finger.

À Following this deposition, an investigation into theft was launched. opened. In this context, the employeeé of the Paris town hall was é summoned this Wednesday at the police station. The degree sensitivity The issue of stolen data had to be addressed in particular. From corroborating sources, the continuous news channel affirms that if the first key is corrected, USB, encrypted and therefore supposed to better protect the data stored there, contained only personal data, on the second key ;eacute; USB, unencrypted and whose theft seemed to be of greater concern. the employee at the town hall, there was only a report of a meeting on Parisian road plans during the 2024 Olympics.

Also according to BFMTV, the employeeé had assuredé As of Monday, it was in no way a plan to secure the roads during the world event. The Paris prosecutor's office affirmed that Wednesday that "this keyé only contained notes related to traffic in Paris during the Olympic Games, and not on security devices. sensitive". Information also confirmed by Paris City Hall. The investigation is continuing its course.