BRIEFLeakhighP44
Database leak of Zagazig University (Egypt)
Zagazig University
Detected15 September 2026 · 06:12 UTC
A database attributed to Zagazig University in Egypt was posted for leak. University breaches typically expose student and staff PII, enabling phishing, credential stuffing and identity theft. Although outside Latin America, it is a named real institution and worth flagging for regional CERT awareness.
CategoryLeak
Severityhigh
Priority score44
Detected15 September 2026 · 06:12 UTC
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