BRIEFLeakcriticalP95
Peruvian government driver's license database leaked
Gobierno Peru
Detected20 July 2026 · 14:58 UTC
A fresh leak of the Peruvian government's driver's license database has exposed personal information such as names, surnames, document numbers, and license types. The incident impacts millions of Peruvian drivers and poses an immediate risk of identity theft and fraud. The scale of unauthorized access compromises national security by exposing sensitive population data.
CategoryLeak
Severitycritical
Priority score95
Detected20 July 2026 · 14:58 UTC
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