Bolivia
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Bolivia's Ministry of Health SSSRO Database Allegedly Leaked, 41,406 Records on Rural Health Interns Published
A threat actor posting as konata_izumi_shell claims to have breached a system belonging to Bolivia's Ministry of Health and Sports and extracted the complete database behind the Servicio Social de Salud Rural Obligatorio, the programme under which health sciences students and graduates carry out mandatory placements in rural and understaffed facilities. The post describes 41,406 records in SQL format and publishes the full table schema. Fields include national identity document numbers, dates of birth, full names, personal email addresses and phone numbers, together with university, degree programme, placement period, academic marks, and the latitude and longitude of each assigned health establishment. The database is offered as a free direct download. The claim is unverified.
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Bolivia!Allegedly included
- Full names
- National ID document numbers
- Document type & complement
- Dates of birth
- Personal email addresses
- Phone numbers
- University & campus
- Degree programme
- Academic marks
- Placement start & end dates
- Assigned health facility
- Facility coordinates
- Authorisation status
- Legal proxy details
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⚠Potential impact
The population in this database is narrow and identifiable: young health sciences students and recent graduates serving compulsory placements, many of them posted alone to remote facilities. That context changes how the fields should be read. A national identity number paired with a date of birth and full name is the core of Bolivian identity verification and cannot be reissued the way a password can, making fraudulent credit applications and impersonation the baseline concern. The more distinctive risk comes from the facility coordinates. Combined with placement start and end dates, the data does not merely identify these individuals, it places a named person of known age at a known rural location during a known window. For a cohort that is young, frequently female, and posted away from home support networks, that is a personal safety exposure rather than a purely financial one, and it is not something the affected individuals can mitigate by changing a credential. Academic marks and authorisation status add a further layer, since these are education records that were never intended for publication and could affect professional standing. Free distribution compounds all of this, as the dataset can propagate without any purchase step. The claim is unverified.
iStatus
UnverifiedThe post publishes the complete table schema and an example insert statement, and points to an external file host for the download. Dark Web Informer is not reproducing the download location. The stated record count is consistent with the scale of a national placement programme, though neither the count nor the authenticity of the dump has been independently corroborated. The account has a short posting history on the forum. The claim is unverified and the Ministry of Health and Sports has not publicly addressed it. Individuals who have participated in the programme may wish to watch for identity misuse and treat unsolicited contact referencing their placement or institution with caution.
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