Forum User Claims Santa Cruz Food Safety System Breach Exposed Medical and ID Data
Summary
A forum user, konata_izumi_shell, alleges a breach of Santa Cruz’s INOCUIDAD system exposed records for over 160,000 food handlers and 100,000 businesses, including identity details, medical screening results and health card photos. The claim is unverified.
Key points
- Forum user konata_izumi_shell claims to have breached INOCUIDAD, the food safety and sanitary control system run by Bolivia’s Autonomous Departmental Government of Santa Cruz.
- The alleged dataset covers more than 160,000 food handlers and over 100,000 registered businesses.
- Reportedly exposed personal information includes national ID numbers, home addresses, birth dates and contact details.
- The claim says records include screening results for hepatitis, tuberculosis, Chagas disease and sexually transmitted infections.
- Health card photographs and business location coordinates are also reportedly included in downloadable files.
- The article provides no independent confirmation of the breach or the alleged data exposure.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Autonomous Departmental Government of Santa Cruz
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach of the INOCUIDAD food safety and sanitary control system
- Data Types Exposed
- National ID numbers
- Home addresses
- Dates of birth
- Contact details
- Medical screening results for hepatitis, tuberculosis, Chagas disease, and sexually transmitted infections
- Health card photographs
- Business records
- Business location details and coordinates
- Affected Records
- The alleged dataset reportedly covers more than 160,000 food handlers and over 100,000 registered businesses.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- None reported
- Claim Status
- alleged