BRIEFLeakhighP50
Serbian government email addresses leaked
Gobierno de Serbia
Detected3 November 2026 · 04:24 UTC
Reposts collapsed2
The user Qelvitox published on DarkForums on November 1, 2026 a set of email addresses attributed to the Serbian government, presented as leaked. Even without passwords, verified official addresses enable highly credible phishing, spoofing and business email compromise against public administration staff. Serbian agencies should assume they are being targeted in follow-up campaigns.
CategoryLeak
Severityhigh
Priority score50
Detected3 November 2026 · 04:24 UTC
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