BRIEFLeakhighP62
11 million records from Argentina's 2013 Electoral Registry published
Registro Electoral de Argentina
Detected26 October 2026 · 01:41 UTC
The DarkForums thread by 'Meltapik' offers 11 million Argentine personal records allegedly from the 2013 electoral roll, re-shared minutes before collection. Although the underlying dataset is old, it contains national ID numbers, addresses and full names that remain stable identifiers for identity theft and credential-recovery attacks against public services. Argentine agencies and banks should treat these records as already compromised and watch for their use in account takeover.
CategoryLeak
Severityhigh
Priority score62
Detected26 October 2026 · 01:41 UTC
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