Actor Claims to Sell Alleged Argentina SIPA Dataset Covering 9.5 Million Citizens
Summary
A forum actor called BogotaLeaks claims to sell an unverified dataset allegedly containing 38 million Argentina SIPA pension records tied to 9.5 million citizens, including personal, banking, and pension details.
Key points
- BogotaLeaks claims the dataset is from Argentina’s SIPA pension system.
- The actor alleges it contains 38 million records tied to 9.5 million citizens.
- Reported fields include DNI numbers, CUIL identifiers, bank account numbers, and home addresses.
- The actor says the dataset is in SQLite format and offers a 400,000-record sample.
- The claim is unverified; no source or breach method has been confirmed.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- SIPA
- Incident Type
- Unverified claim of a data breach and sale of an alleged pension-system database
- Data Types Exposed
- DNI numbers
- CUIL identifiers
- Bank account numbers
- Home addresses
- Pension-related details
- Affected Records
- The actor claims the dataset contains 38 million records tied to 9.5 million citizens; the claim is unverified.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The actor reportedly claims to be selling the alleged dataset and offers a 400,000-record sample. No ransom or extortion is reported.
- Claim Status
- claimed