Leak at Europages

On 28 December 2025, Europages — the pan-European B2B online business directory and supplier marketplace — was reported to have suffered a data leak exposing a database of 205,403 prospects. The breach surfaced via the French data-leak tracker bonjourlafuite.eu.org; no public attack vector, threat actor, or company statement has been identified beyond that listing.

The exposed records consisted of business contact and company-registration data rather than consumer financial information. The leaked fields included:

• First and last names
• Job titles / positions
• Company names
• Postal addresses
• Email addresses
• Phone numbers
• SIRET numbers (French business establishment identifiers)
• VAT numbers

Because the data set is a prospect/contact list of professionals and their employers, the principal risk is targeted phishing, business email compromise, and spear-fraud against the named individuals and companies. The method of compromise — whether an exposed database, scraping, or third-party access — has not been confirmed, and Europages has not published a response. The incident status therefore remains unknown.