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El Salvador Police Database

Published by artvandelay on 2024-01-17 05:08

A pair of databases of approximately 37,000 police in El Salvador, containing identification numbers, names, telephone numbers, office assignment information, email addresses, etc.

Supplement

Following the initial publication, FocaLeaks provided Distributed Denial of Secrets with additional information that indicates credentials were compromised for multiple systems used by the Policía Nacional Civil de El Salvador (PNC). While this information will allow the public to identify officials, and to some extent, their activities, in its raw form the information may have likely enabled numerous others to compromise those same systems, which would expose the private information of citizens of El Salvador and put members of the public at risk. To prevent this, Distributed Denial of Secrets has redacted the IMEI and PIN fields from the new dataset, which is being offered alongside the previous dataset (originally released on forums independent of DDosecrets).

To analyze and report on the dataset and the breach, DDoSecrets partnered with DataBreaches.net, whose reporting on the matter can be found here.

The original torrent can be found here.

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