SSEDOMEX Emergency Call Records Allegedly Offered for Sale
Summary
A report alleges that 3,652 files of SSEDOMEX 911 and 089 records from 2016–2026 were offered for $1,200, potentially exposing personal information, sensitive incident details and dispatch data. The claim is unverified in the article.
Key points
- The article alleges that Secretaría de Seguridad del Estado de México (SSEDOMEX) was compromised; it provides no independent confirmation.
- The purported dataset is reportedly listed for $1,200 on a cybercrime forum.
- The listing allegedly includes 3,652 Excel files of 911 and 089 reports covering 2016–2026.
- Reported data includes names, phone numbers, addresses and geographic coordinates.
- The records allegedly contain incident logs, including sexual assault reports, along with call notes, response times, dispatch information and case outcomes.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Secretaría de Seguridad del Estado de México (SSEDOMEX)
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach involving emergency call records reportedly offered for sale on a cybercrime forum.
- Data Types Exposed
- Full names
- Phone numbers
- Addresses
- Geographic coordinates
- Incident logs and categorization
- Call notes
- Response times
- Unit dispatch information
- Call resolution outcomes
- Follow-up data
- Affected Records
- Not disclosed; the dataset reportedly contains 3,652 Excel files.
- Affected Data Size
- 3,652 Excel files containing reports from 2016–2026.
- Operational Impact
- Not reported.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The dataset was reportedly offered for sale for $1,200 USD; no ransom demand was reported.
- Claim Status
- alleged
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Emergency responseSecretarÃa de Seguridad del Estado de México (SSEDOMEX), the state public security agency responsible for law enforcement and emergency response in the State of Mexico, has allegedly been compromised.Law enforcementSecretarÃa de Seguridad del Estado de México (SSEDOMEX), the state public security agency responsible for law enforcement and emergency response in the State of Mexico, has allegedly been compromised.