BRIEFLeakhighP70
Database leak of a Dominican Republic network
República Dominicana (red/telecom)
Detected21 September 2026 · 04:37 UTC
A database described as belonging to a Dominican Republic network was freshly posted for leak/download on a dark-web forum. If it covers telecom or state-linked infrastructure it could expose subscriber, credential or configuration data enabling follow-on intrusion. Dominican entities should verify the scope and rotate any exposed secrets.
CategoryLeak
Severityhigh
Priority score70
Detected21 September 2026 · 04:37 UTC
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Reclamación de filtración de la base de datos de Visa.comA forum user claims to have leaked a Visa.com database dated late August 2026. Claims targeting a global payment network are high-value but frequently recycled, exaggerated or fake, so this should be treated as unverified. Defenders should validate any sample against Visa's official breach channels before acting.Leak● 52
Filtración de base de datos del Ministerio del Interior de IndonesiaA fresh dark-web post claims a leak of the PPID database of Kemendagri, Indonesia's Ministry of Home Affairs, a .go.id government site. Government records could expose citizen data and internal contacts usable for phishing or further intrusion. Though outside LATAM, it signals active targeting of government portals and should be tracked for regional overlap.Leak● 40
Filtración de documentos internos de la hipotecaria New American FundingA verified actor is releasing internal documents from US mortgage lender New American Funding, said to include client personal data. Lenders hold loan, income and SSN data, so a genuine leak is valuable for identity fraud. Confidence is low given noisy forum context, but the named entity and PII claim justify a quick check.Leak● 60
Base de datos de 850 millones de usuarios de China Mobile a la ventaA seller is offering a database of over 850 million unique China Mobile records, a telecom and payments dataset. If authentic, it would rank among the largest telecom leaks and enables SIM-swap, fraud and account takeover at massive scale. Its size and telecom focus make it relevant to defenders tracking credential reuse and downstream fraud.Leak● 62
Filtración de pruebas médicas del laboratorio mexicano Compass LabA threat actor posted a database of roughly 10,000 medical test results from a Mexican lab, reportedly including positive HIV, syphilis and COVID findings. This is highly sensitive healthcare PII/PHI for LATAM patients, creating serious privacy, discrimination and extortion risk. Mexican health and data-protection teams should confirm the breach and notify affected individuals.Leak● 58
Presunta filtración de 70 millones de datos del gobierno de BanyumasA forum post on BreachForums claims to hold 70 million records from the Banyumas regional government in Indonesia and teases their release. If genuine, it would expose citizen PII, civil-servant and permit/identity data at regency scale. Although outside AR-LATAM, it is a large government database leak worth tracking for data reuse and copycat activity.