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NyxarGroup Claims Leak of 110,000 Servicio Civil Records in Chile

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Summary

NyxarGroup allegedly published 110,000 records from Chile’s Servicio Civil training platform, including public servants’ full names and internal user IDs. The article says the dataset was offered as a free download; the breach is not independently verified.

Key points

  • The article attributes the publication of 110,000 alleged records from Chile’s Servicio Civil training platform to NyxarGroup.
  • The records reportedly contain public servants’ full names and internal user IDs.
  • The dataset was reportedly offered as a free download on the open web.
  • The article says NyxarGroup hinted that more Chilean data disclosures may follow.
  • The alleged breach and the records’ authenticity are not independently verified in the supplied content.

Article Details

Victim Organization
Servicio Civil
Incident Type
Alleged data breach and publication of records
Data Types Exposed
  • Full names
  • Internal user IDs
Affected Records
110,000 records
Operational Impact
The published dataset reportedly serves as a directory of public servants and could be combined with other disclosures to broaden exposure. No operational disruption is reported.
Ransom Or Extortion
No ransom or extortion demand is reported; the dataset was posted as a free download.
Claim Status
alleged

Threat Actors

NyxarGroupThe article reports that NyxarGroup published 110,000 records allegedly taken from Servicio Civil’s training platform and hinted at further Chilean data disclosures.

Countries

ChileNyxarGroup published 110,000 records allegedly taken from Chile’s Servicio Civil training platform, exposing full names and internal user IDs of public servants.

Industries

GovernmentThe leak serves as a directory of 110,000 Chilean government employees and can be combined with other disclosures to broaden exposure.