BRIEFLeaklowP50
160M-record database of Vietnam's Credit Institute offered for sale
Credit Institute of Vietnam
Detected6 November 2026 · 05:43 UTC
A BreachForums seller is offering a 2025 dump attributed to a Vietnamese credit institution with more than 160 million records, potentially covering most of the adult population. Credit-bureau data usually includes identity, address and loan details that enable loan fraud and account takeover. The post looks dated, but the scale makes it a real, high-impact leak.
CategoryLeak
Severitylow
Priority score50
Detected6 November 2026 · 05:43 UTC
LeakPriority 55
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