BRIEFLeaklowP42
5.9M record leak at Dutch outlet Follow the Money
Follow the Money (ftm.nl)
Detected5 November 2026 · 03:24 UTC
ANKA TEAM is advertising a 5.9 million record database leak from ftm.nl, the Dutch investigative journalism outlet Follow the Money, on TurkHackTeam. The claimed volume far exceeds the outlet's subscriber base, suggesting aggregated scraped or third-party data, but the publication name still raises targeting concerns for journalists and their sources. It has no direct Argentine or Latin American government impact.
CategoryLeak
Severitylow
Priority score42
Detected5 November 2026 · 03:24 UTC
Leak● 42
Filtración de 5,9 millones de registros del medio neerlandés FTMANKA TEAM posted a 5.9 million record database leak attributed to ftm.nl, the Dutch investigative outlet Follow the Money, on TurkHackTeam. Journalist and subscriber data can expose sources and enable targeted phishing, doxing and harassment. Media organizations should assess whether their accounts and contacts are affected.Leak● 55
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