Polícia Civil do Estado de São Paulo Servidores · Breach

BL33DR00T claims breach of São Paulo Civil Police systems

Nov 08, 2026 · 1 min read

Brazilian cyber intelligence platform VECERT flagged a post attributed to BL33DR00T claiming administrative access to servers, databases and internal systems of São Paulo's Civil Police, with thousands of credentials obtained. State authorities have not confirmed the intrusion; the force should investigate and rotate any exposed credentials.

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In this article

What happened
Why it matters
What to do
For the technical team
Timeline
Sources

What happened

Cyber intelligence platform VECERT recorded a post by hacker group BL33DR00T claiming administrative access to servers, databases, and internal systems of the São Paulo Civil Police. The group claims extraction of approximately 22,000 credentials. The breach is not confirmed in the sources.

Why it matters

If confirmed, the breach exposes sensitive police system data and credentials that could enable further unauthorized access. With no official confirmation, the risk remains under assessment, with potential damage to investigation confidentiality and to the institution's operations.

What to do

Track official statements from the Civil Police and the state government. If the breach is confirmed, the institution must revoke exposed credentials and investigate the access performed.

For the technical team

Affected: Polícia Civil do Estado de São Paulo Servidores, bancos de dados e sistemas internos da Polícia Civil de São Paulo · Servers, databases, and internal systems of the São Paulo State Civil Police, per the claim; no specific product or version cited.
Exploitation: No technical exploitation details. The claim circulates in a post by group BL33DR00T, recorded by platform VECERT in report No. 13529; there is no confirmation of the breach in the sources.
Fix: No software fix involved. Indicated measure, if the breach is confirmed: revoke exposed credentials and investigate the access.
Vector: Intrusion method not described in the sources. The post attributed to BL33DR00T only claims administrative access to servers, databases, and internal systems.
More details: The VECERT alert was issued on a Sunday (8), per the source, shared by news account @ojornaleirobr on X. The available source text ends incomplete after citing the extraction of approximately 22,000 credentials.