Actor claims sale of 6,849,868 records from Bolivia's judiciary
A threat actor on an underground forum claims to sell 6,849,868 case records from Bolivia's Órgano Judicial, covering 2000 to 2026, for US$200 in cryptocurrency, with a sample attached to the listing. The database allegedly holds DNI numbers, full names, NUREJ case IDs and parties to family, civil and criminal matters. The judiciary has not confirmed an incident and DailyDarkWeb calls the sale an unverified claim; court-case contacts should be checked through official channels.
What happened
A threat actor on an underground forum claims to sell 6,849,868 court case records from Bolivia's national judiciary, covering 2000 to 2026, for US$200 in cryptocurrency. The listing says the data includes national ID (DNI) numbers, full names and case details. A sample was attached, but the judiciary has not confirmed the claim.
Why it matters
If real, the database ties millions of citizens' ID numbers to family, civil and criminal court cases. That is raw material for extortion, scams posing as courts or lawyers, and harassment of victims and witnesses. Companies and individuals with cases in Bolivia are exposed to such abuse.
What to do
Warn staff and customers about unexpected calls or messages regarding a court case and tell them to verify only through official judicial channels. Monitor forums and leak services for confirmation or misuse of the data. Review fraud reports citing case numbers or court records.
For the technical team
- Affected
- Órgano Judicial, poder judiciário nacional da Bolívia; base alegada de processos de 2000 a 2026 · Bolivia's Órgano Judicial, the national judicial branch; alleged database of case records covering 2000 to 2026.
- Exploitation
- Underground forum sale claim for US$200 in cryptocurrency, with a sample shared with the listing, reported by DailyDarkWeb. The same source states the judiciary has not confirmed an incident it is aware of. Unverified threat-actor claim, with no breach confirmation.
- Fix
- No software to update
- More details
- Alleged database fields: national ID (DNI) numbers, full names, case IDs (NUREJ) and details, dates and department locations, and parties to each case (plaintiffs, defendants, lawyers) across family, civil and criminal matters. DailyDarkWeb's analyst note warns of extortion, scams impersonating courts or lawyers, and harassment of victims and witnesses.
Timeline
Incident opened.
Sources 1 source
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