BRIEFGov / MilitaryhighP50
Iraq government prisoner data leak
Gobierno de Irak (registros de prisioneros)
Detected20 October 2026 · 08:39 UTC
A dataset described as an Iraqi prisoner-related leak has surfaced on a hacking forum. Detention and prisoner records are highly sensitive government data whose exposure can endanger individuals and reveal institutional details. Relevant for government and human-rights risk monitoring, though the scale is unconfirmed.
CategoryGov / Military
Severityhigh
Priority score50
Detected20 October 2026 · 08:39 UTC
Gov / Military● 68
Facturas del IMOVEQROO de Quintana Roo publicadas en foroA second thread advertises leaked invoices from IMOVEQROO, the Quintana Roo state mobility institute, reinforcing that a real government dataset is circulating. Invoice dumps expose personal, fiscal and contact data useful for fraud and social engineering against citizens. Confirms an active government exposure requiring incident review.Gov / Military● 72
Filtración de facturas del Instituto de Movilidad de Quintana RooInvoices (facturas) belonging to IMOVEQROO, a Quintana Roo state government mobility agency, were posted on DarkForums. Billing data typically exposes names, tax IDs (RFC), addresses and amounts, enabling identity fraud and targeted phishing against citizens and providers. As a government body, the claim warrants verification, notification and monitoring for reuse of the exposed records.Gov / Military● 82
Filtrado el sistema de correo del Servicio Geológico MexicanoA forum post advertises a leak from the official email system of the Servicio Geológico Mexicano, a federal technical-scientific body dependent on Mexico's economy ministry. Exposed mail infrastructure gives attackers a credible channel for internal phishing, password resets and lateral movement toward federal systems. Mail-system data should be treated as sensitive even when only addresses and credentials are exposed.Gov / Military● 80
Filtración de datos del Gobierno Autónomo de Santa Cruz (INOCUIDAD), BoliviaA public-sector Bolivian departmental government entity, INOCUIDAD (food-safety authority of Santa Cruz), has a database published for free on a leak forum. The post does not state record volume, but gov records typically include staff accounts, internal contacts and inspection data usable for phishing and credential stuffing against .gob infrastructure. Even if the dump is partial, it gives attackers a verified internal naming and email map of a regional government body.Gov / Military● 34
Datos de 4.000 efectivos militares de la India publicadosA poster claims to hold 2026 data on roughly 4,000 Indian military personnel, offered on DarkForums. Personal records of service members support identity fraud, targeting and social engineering against defence staff. The volume is small and unverified, so this is context rather than an actionable regional alert.Gov / Military● 40
Filtración de datos de reclutamiento de la Real Fuerza Aérea de MalasiaA thread offers '264 access' records apparently taken from the Royal Malaysian Air Force career and recruitment portal. Recruitment databases hold applicant identities, national ID numbers and contact details that are ideal for spear-phishing military candidates. The small volume and lack of a visible date lower urgency, but the military context keeps it relevant.