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Bolivia's State Housing Agency Allegedly Breached, 36,046 Staff Records With Identity Numbers Published

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Bolivia's State Housing Agency Allegedly Breached, 36,046 Staff Records With Identity Numbers Published

A threat actor posting as konata_izumi_shell claims to have breached the Agencia Estatal de Vivienda, the Bolivian government body responsible for housing policy, subsidies, and social housing programmes for low income families, and extracted its complete personnel database. The release is described as 36,046 records in SQL format containing full names, CI national identity card numbers, and each person's role within the institution. Roles visible in the published sample are predominantly construction and site trades, including bricklayers, technicians, site supervisors, and social monitoring staff. The file is offered as a free download. The claim is unverified.

Records36,046
PriceFree
FormatSQL
Actorkonata_izumi_shell

Post details

TargetAgencia Estatal de Vivienda
CountryBolivia flagBolivia
SectorGovernment / Social housing
ListingFree direct download
Records36,046
DataNames, ID numbers, roles
Observed
Actorkonata_izumi_shell

!Allegedly included

  • Full names
  • CI identity card numbers
  • Departmental ID suffixes
  • Institutional roles
  • Trade classifications
  • Supervisory positions

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Potential impact

The field set is narrow, which limits the immediate risk relative to datasets carrying addresses or bank details. The concern is that a CI number paired with a full name is the basis of Bolivian identity verification and cannot be reissued, so exposure is permanent even where the surrounding data is thin. The workforce composition matters here: roles in the sample are largely manual construction trades on state housing projects, a population with limited means to monitor or contest misuse of their identity documents. The record count is notably high for a single agency's payroll, which may indicate contractors and programme labour rather than permanent staff alone.

iStatus

Unverified

The post publishes a sample of insert statements consistent with a genuine SQL export and points to an external host for the file, which Dark Web Informer is not reproducing. This is the same actor behind a claimed breach of Bolivia's Ministry of Health published weeks earlier, indicating sustained targeting of Bolivian public institutions. Neither the record count nor the file has been independently corroborated. The claim is unverified and the agency has not publicly addressed it.

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