Mexico
Government
IEEA Campeche Data Breach: Hackers Claim to Leak Staff and Student Records
A threat actor using the alias l1ghtSoulHem, posting for "SoulHemTeam," claims to have breached the IEEA (State Institute for Adult Education) in Campeche, Mexico, and leaked a database tied to campeche.inea.gob.mx. The post lists exposed fields including full names, phone numbers, emails, CURP national IDs, salaries, and staff and student records, and links to a Telegram channel. The claim is unverified and the institute has not publicly addressed it.
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Mexico!Allegedly exposed
- Full names (staff & students)
- Phone numbers
- Email addresses
- CURP national identifiers
- Employee / worker records
- Student records
- Salary information
- State agency directory data
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⚠Potential impact
If genuine, the exposure of names, CURP national IDs, phone numbers, emails, and salary data for staff and students of a state education institute could enable identity theft, impersonation, and targeted fraud against affected individuals. CURP is a unique, lifelong identifier in Mexico, which makes it especially valuable to attackers. No record count was stated, so the size of the dataset is unclear.
iStatus
UnverifiedA breach was claimed and a sample staff directory was posted to an underground forum, with a Telegram channel for distribution; the sample records and channel are not reproduced here. The claim has not been independently confirmed, and the institute and Campeche authorities have not publicly addressed it.
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