Uruguay DNIC allegedly leaked: 5.8M citizen database records exposed

Summary

A threat actor known as LaPampaLeaks claims to have released a database containing 5.8 million Uruguayan citizen records, including national ID numbers (DNIC/Cédula de identidad), names, and related identity information. The actor alleges the dataset was previously circulated in closed Telegram groups before being released publicly on an underground forum. The exposed data could facilitate identity theft, phishing, impersonation, and targeted social engineering attacks against Uruguayan residents.

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A forum actor claims to have shared a Uruguay DNIC citizen database containing more than 5.8 million records. The post alleges the dataset includes citizen identity numbers, first names, surnames, and related citizen records, and describes the leak as a free release after allegedly circulating in closed Telegram groups. Post details ActorLaPampaLeaks SectorGovernment / Citizen Identity Records TypeDatabase Leak Records5.8M citizen records CountryUruguay Date17/05/2026 What’s allegedly included DNIC-linked citizen database records allegedly tied to Uruguay Cédula de identidad / national ID number fields Citizen first name and surname fields Database preview showing structured citizen records Hidden forum download content allegedly containing the full database Actor commentary claiming the data had circulated in closed Telegram groups Potential impact The exposed data could be used for identity theft, phishing, citizen impersonation, account recovery abuse, document fraud, and targeted social engineering against Uruguayan residents. Status Unverified underground forum claim. The actor posted a database preview and claims hidden download content contains the full Uruguay citizen database. Screenshots Screenshot 1 Screenshot 2 Want the non-blurred screenshots? Subscribe and check out the threat feed or ransomware feed section. darkwebinformer.com/pricing

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