BRIEFLeakcriticalP91
Database leak of Chihuahua Police (EEPOL)
Policía de Chihuahua (EEPOL), México
Detected22 October 2026 · 22:36 UTC
A forum user published the EEPOL database tied to Chihuahua State Police in Mexico, posted minutes ago, implying a live, fresh release. Law-enforcement personnel records expose officers' identities and contact data, enabling doxxing, targeted phishing and physical threats. Any government agency in the region should treat this as a high-priority incident and monitor for correlated leaks.
CategoryLeak
Severitycritical
Priority score91
Detected22 October 2026 · 22:36 UTC
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