Fuites Infos (fuitesinfos.fr)

https://fuitesinfos.fr

2026-09-30 intel run (S4): French breach tracker with per-incident dated write-ups that quote the victim's notice and separate claim from fact; already cited in standing backlog rows but absent from this list. `extract` reads articles cleanly (trafilatura direct). Candidate: promote to active after 3 contributing runs. | 2026-10-02 (2026-10-02T0404Z-intel): `extract` of the homepage returns undated teasers without hrefs; WebFetch on the homepage returns dated entries with /article/<date>-<slug> hrefs, which `extract` then reads cleanly. Recipe: WebFetch listing, then `extract` the article. | 2026-10-17 (2026-10-17T0256Z-intel): S4: WebFetch on the homepage returned only 4 entries because the list loads dynamically. | 2026-10-18 (S4): WebFetch of the homepage returns only 4 entries because the list loads dynamically; the full daily list is not reachable on any transport tried. | 2026-10-25 (S4): the homepage list is dynamic (4 items) but `url https://fuitesinfos.fr/articles` returns a dated listing with article hrefs /article/YYYY-MM-DD-slug; `extract <article URL>` reads cleanly and carries a 'Statut Fuites Infos' field (Confirmée par l'entreprise / Revendiquée). | 2026-11-05 (S4): `url https://fuitesinfos.fr/articles` now prints markdown-link hrefs, so the older href regex finds nothing | 2026-11-08 run 2026-11-08T0256Z-intel: recipe update: `url https://fuitesinfos.fr/articles` returns markdown links [title ... date](https://fuitesinfos.fr/article/YYYY-MM-DD-slug), so parse markdown links, not href=; `extract` of each article reads cleanly (replaces the 2026-11-05 note that nothing is found). | 2026-11-10: parse `/article/YYYY-MM-DD-slug` markdown links from the `url` listing output for dated items.