DYSPHOR1A Claims Access to Indonesian Police Database

Summary

DYSPHOR1A allegedly claimed access to records of 52,000 Indonesian police officers, including personal details, passwords, location information and 4,000 facial photographs. The claim, monitored by ransomware[.]live, is unconfirmed.

Key points

• A ransomware claim-monitoring post attributes the alleged access to DYSPHOR1A; the post says it cannot confirm the claim.
• The identified victim is the Indonesian Police Database, categorized in the post as Government & Defense.
• The group reportedly claimed access to records of 52,000 police officers, including names, email addresses, phone numbers, passwords and location details.
• The claim also reportedly involved 4,000 facial photographs.
• The claim was discovered and published on August 20, 2026; no source was listed in the record.

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