BRIEFLeaklowP44
Data leak of 3,000 students from Peru's miravalles.edu.pe portal
miravalles.edu.pe (Perú)
Detected18 October 2026 · 04:26 UTC
A forum user posted what is claimed to be a database of roughly 3,000 students from the Peruvian educational site miravalles.edu.pe. Although the scale is modest, student records include names, identifiers and contact details that fuel credential-stuffing and phishing against minors and their families. It is a fresh, verifiable lead worth checking against the institution's own logs.
CategoryLeak
Severitylow
Priority score44
Detected18 October 2026 · 04:26 UTC
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