BRIEFGov / MilitarycriticalP90
Data leak at Bolivia's Ministry of Health (SSSRO)
Ministerio de Salud de Bolivia (SSSRO)
Detected30 September 2026 · 19:23 UTC
Reposts collapsed2
A threat actor posted a database allegedly belonging to Bolivia's Ministry of Health, tied to the mandatory rural health social service (SSSRO), minutes ago. Such a leak can expose health workers' and citizens' personal and medical data, a serious privacy and regulatory risk. For a government health authority this requires immediate verification and containment.
CategoryGov / Military
Severitycritical
Priority score90
Detected30 September 2026 · 19:23 UTC
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