France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron has become the target of a bizarre cyberattack after hackers altered her official tax account, changing her legal name to "Jean-Michel, known as Brigitte Macron." Reportedly, the alteration appeared in a secure section of the French government’s tax portal, inaccessible to the public. Macron and her husband, President Emmanuel Macron, reportedly discovered the change after they logged into her account to file her taxes. Following the incident, her office filed a formal complaint, triggering an investigation by French tax authorities. Two individuals, identified as a Corsican couple, Juliette and Laurent A, were found responsible for inserting the false name in their tax return as a political protest. Despite their apology, Macron has chosen to pursue legal action, calling the act part of a sustained misinformation campaign targeting her personal life and family. Was Brigitte Macron Born a Man? Paris Court Overturns Conviction of 2 Women Who Spread False Claims About Emmanuel Macron’s Wife’s Gender, France’s First Lady Challenges Verdict.

Brigitte Macron’s Tax Profile Hacked

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