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Case file · September 23, 2026

Activa Assurances: identities, policies and beneficiaries claimed, unconfirmed

The hacker "fuie" claims about 18,765 rows of data from Activa, a pan-African insurance group: identities, policies, beneficiaries. Not confirmed by the group.

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⚠️ Claimed by a hacker, not confirmed by Activa. No public statement from the Activa group confirming this leak was found at the time of writing. This case file documents a claim over named insurance data — not an established fact. It relies on a single source at this stage: see the Sources section at the bottom of the page.

The numbers

~18,765
Rows of data announced by the attacker, of which 18,764 were analysed by FrenchBreaches — nearly all of the announced volume.
Claim reported, not confirmed by Activa.
~10,758
Identifiable people according to FrenchBreaches' analysis — lower than the row count, since the same person can appear more than once (policyholder, beneficiary).
FrenchBreaches analysis, not confirmed by Activa.

Timeline

CLAIMED
September 23, 2026
The hacker "fuie" publishes a claim on a cybercriminal forum attributed to Activa Assurances, an insurance group operating in several African countries: identities, contact details, dates of birth, policy information and designated-beneficiary data.
UNCONFIRMED
Since
FrenchBreaches says it analysed 18,764 of the ~18,765 rows announced, estimating roughly 10,758 identifiable people. Some records reportedly link a person to their insurance policy and affiliated organization. Authenticity, exact origin and the real scope of the leak remain to be independently confirmed. No public confirmation from Activa has been identified to date.

🌍A pan-African insurer, a diaspora living in two places

Activa is an insurance group operating in several African countries. Part of its customer base — policyholders or named beneficiaries — may live in France, the UK, or elsewhere in Europe while keeping a policy back home, for themselves or for a relative. If the claim is genuine, the link between identity, policy and beneficiary would provide credible raw material for a call impersonating "your insurer," or exploiting a fake emergency involving an insured relative.

What it changes for you

If you or a relative hold, or have held, a policy with Activa — as a policyholder or a named beneficiary — your data could be in this claim, pending confirmation. The main risk is a targeted vishing call: a fake Activa adviser, a fake overdue-premium notice, or a fake claim announcement involving an insured relative, relying on real details from your file to sound credible. If you have family insured back home, see also our pages on scams targeting immigrant and diaspora communities and From Leak to Scam.

🔒 Never confirm a policy number, date of birth or beneficiary name to a caller who claims to already have it — it is the other way around that authenticates a legitimate caller, never your confirmation.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Activa Assurances leak confirmed?

No, not to our knowledge: it's a claim by the hacker "fuie," with no public confirmation from the group.

What data is claimed?

Around 18,765 rows announced, 18,764 analysed by FrenchBreaches: identities, contact details, dates of birth, policy information and beneficiary data.

How many people would be affected?

Roughly 10,758 identifiable people according to FrenchBreaches' analysis.

Why does this case matter for African diaspora communities abroad?

Activa is a pan-African group; people abroad may hold a policy themselves or be named as a beneficiary on a relative's policy back home. This data can fuel a targeted vishing call.

📌 Last checked: September 24, 2026. Verifiable information to report: contact@egidio.app.

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Sources. This case file relies on a single source at this stage: FrenchBreaches, a specialist aggregator that relays claims — not a primary source — via a precise link to its alert page (frenchbreaches.com/alertes/activa-assurances, not scraped: automated collection is disallowed there by robots.txt). No public confirmation from Activa, nor a second independent observer, was identified as of the September 24, 2026 verification.