You're right, my thoughtlessness. I should have told you what it was
   about

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   Açık Çar, Eki 20, 2021 00:23, grarpamp <[1]grarpamp@gmail.com> yazdı:

     On 10/19/21, zeynepaydogan <zeynepaydogan@protonmail.com> wrote:
     > https://therecord.media/?p=8167
     Posting subject and shortlinks with no content is not useful to
     anyone, doesn't distribute documentation of the world, etc.
     Now when crackers dump the entire US and Chinese
     and Euro and Russ and other countries massive politician
     databases, especially all their emails and political documents
     and TOP SECRET corrupt lies, harms waste and war, that would
     be news. Some random ID db the Argie gestapo uses to oppress
     its people pales in comparison to the above global thought
     leaders of oppression, theft, dictat, censor, unfreedom, and murder.
     Hacker steals government ID database for Argentina’s entire
     population
     https://therecord.media/hacker-steals-government-id-database-for-arg
     entinas-entire-population/
     A hacker has breached the Argentinian government’s IT network and
     stolen ID card details for the country’s entire population, data
     that
     is now being sold in private circles.
     The hack, which took place last month, targeted RENAPER, which
     stands
     for Registro Nacional de las Personas, translated as National
     Registry
     of Persons.
     The agency is a crucial cog inside the Argentinian Interior
     Ministry,
     where it is tasked with issuing national ID cards to all citizens,
     data that it also stores in digital format as a database accessible
     to
     other government agencies, acting as a backbone for most government
     queries for citizen’s personal information.
     Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero data leaked on Twitter
     The first evidence that someone breached RENAPER surfaced earlier
     this
     month on Twitter when a newly registered account named @AnibalLeaks
     published ID card photos and personal details for 44 Argentinian
     celebrities.
     This included details for the country’s president Alberto Fernández,
     multiple journalists and political figures, and even data for soccer
     superstars Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero.
     A day after the images and personal details were published on
     Twitter,
     the hacker also posted an ad on a well-known hacking forum, offering
     to look up the personal details of any Argentinian user.
     Argentina-DBImage: The Record
     Faced with a media fallback following the Twitter leaks, the
     Argentinian government confirmed a security breach three days later.
     In an October 13 press release, the Ministry of Interior said its
     security team discovered that a VPN account assigned to the Ministry
     of Health was used to query the RENAPER database for 19 photos “in
     the
     exact moment in which they were published on the social network
     Twitter.”
     Officials added that “the [RENAPER] database did not suffer any data
     breach or leak,” and authorities are now currently investigating
     eight
     government employees about having a possible role in the leak.
     Hacker has a copy of the data, plans to sell and leak it
     However, The Record contacted the individual who was renting access
     to
     the RENAPER database on hacking forums.
     In a conversation earlier today, the hacker said they have a copy of
     the RENAPER data, contradicting the government’s official statement.
     The individual proved their statement by providing the personal
     details, including the highly sensitive Trámite number, of an
     Argentinian citizen of our choosing.
     “Maybe in a few days I’m going to publish [the data of] 1 million or
     2
     millon people,” the RENAPER hacker told The Record earlier today.
     They
     also said they plan to continue selling access to this data to all
     interested buyers.
     When The Record shared a link to the government’s press release in
     which officials blamed the intrusion on a possibly compromised VPN
     account, the hacker simply replied “careless employees yes,”
     indirectly confirming the point of entry.
     According to a sample provided by the hacker online, the information
     they have access to right now includes full names, home addresses,
     birth dates, gender info, ID card issuance and expiration dates,
     labor
     identification codes, Trámite numbers, citizen numbers, and
     government
     photo IDs.
     Argentina currently has an estimated population of more than 45
     million, although it’s unclear how many entries are in the database.
     The hacker claimed to have it all.
     This is the second major security breach in the country’s history
     after the Gorra Leaks in 2017 and 2019 when hacktivists leaked the
     personal details of Argentinian politicians and police forces.

References

   1. mailto:grarpamp@gmail.com