BRIEFLeakhighP66
Leak of basic data of 1.8 million people in the Dominican Republic
República Dominicana (ciudadanos)
Detected20 September 2026 · 18:37 UTC
A free leak on DarkForums exposes basic personal data of 1,845,072 people in the Dominican Republic, one of the region's larger country-level PII dumps. Such data fuels identity theft, mass phishing and fraud against citizens and local institutions. Latin American defenders should track the exposure and warn affected populations.
CategoryLeak
Severityhigh
Priority score66
Detected20 September 2026 · 18:37 UTC
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