BRIEFGov / MilitaryhighP48
Attack downs Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs site
Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de Bulgaria
Detected4 October 2026 · 08:55 UTC
A Turkish hacktivist forum claims the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website was taken down. Government-targeting claims on hacktivist channels can precede or accompany DDoS and defacement campaigns. Even outside AR-LATAM, this signals potential spillover to other government targets.
CategoryGov / Military
Severityhigh
Priority score48
Detected4 October 2026 · 08:55 UTC
Gov / Military● 88
Filtración de base de datos del Gobierno de México (gob.mx)A full database allegedly belonging to the Mexican federal government (gob.mx) was posted on DarkForums by user 'Frouzenx', just before discovery. If authentic, it exposes government records and enables fraud, phishing against public servants and further intrusions into .gob infrastructure. Mexican entities should treat this as a potential breach and verify scope immediately.Gov / Military● 92
Filtración de datos confidenciales de la Alcaldía de Crespo, VenezuelaA 22GB archive holding roughly 300,000 confidential records from the Mayor's Office of Crespo in Venezuela was published on 03/10/2026. The data likely exposes citizen, staff and administrative records of a Latin American government body. Fresh and regionally significant, it enables identity theft, extortion and follow-on targeting of public servants and citizens.Gov / Military● 92
Filtración de base de datos del Gobierno de Yucatán (yucatan.gob.mx)A threat actor (Frouzenx) has published a database dump tied to yucatan.gob.mx, the portal of the Mexican state government of Yucatán, and the post appeared just now. Government data of this type typically exposes citizen records, tax information and internal contacts, enabling phishing, identity fraud and targeting of public services. Any confirmed .gob.mx compromise is high priority for Mexican CERTs and regional defenders.Gov / Military● 87
Documentos del CICPC de Venezuela filtradosDocuments attributed to Venezuela's Scientific, Criminal and Forensic Investigations Corps (CICPC) were posted. Forensic files can contain case data, personal details and investigative intelligence. Exposure compromises investigations and endangers officers and informants.Gov / Military● 88
Filtración de datos de la Policía de Bolivia (Dirección DNFR)A leak allegedly tied to Bolivia's National Directorate of Inspection and Collections (DNFR) was published. Exposed police records can reveal personnel, operational and financial data. This aids social engineering and identity theft against law-enforcement targets.Gov / Military● 92
Filtración de base de datos de correos de la Armada ArgentinaA threat actor posted a full email database allegedly belonging to the Argentine Navy, exposing military contact data. Such leaks enable targeted phishing and credential-stuffing against defense personnel and contractors. It can serve as a pivot into defense networks and supply-chain targets.