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Soulhem group claims leak of Cuban Presidency and telecom databases

Oct 29, 2026 · 1 min read

A hacktivist group branding itself Soulhem claims on an underground forum to have leaked databases belonging to the Presidency of the Republic of Cuba and to Cuban telecommunications companies. According to DailyDarkWeb, the post shows no record count, field list, or sample, and the claim has not been independently verified. If authentic, the data could include officials' and subscribers' personal details useful for phishing or surveillance.

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In this article

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

What happened

A threat actor branding itself Soulhem claims on an underground forum to have leaked databases belonging to the Presidency of the Republic of Cuba and to telecommunications companies operating in the country. DailyDarkWeb reports the group has claimed attacks on other Latin American government targets. Nothing has been independently verified.

Why it matters

If authentic, the data could include officials' and subscribers' personal details useful for phishing or surveillance, according to DailyDarkWeb's analysis. With no record count or sample shown, the scope is unclear. For now it is only a claim; no breach has been confirmed.

What to do

Monitor underground forums and leak channels for samples or independent confirmation. Warn teams about phishing risk if the data proves authentic. No fix applies at this time.

For the technical team

Affected: Bancos de dados atribuídos à Presidência da República de Cuba e a operadoras de telecomunicações de Cuba; alegação do gr · Databases attributed to the Presidency of the Republic of Cuba and to telecommunications companies operating in Cuba, per the actor's claim. No specific version or system cited.
Exploitation: Claim posted on an underground forum and reported by DailyDarkWeb. No record count, field list, or sample shown on the captured post. Not independently verified; no technical method described.
Fix: Not applicable; no fix cited in the sources.
More details: DailyDarkWeb classifies the case as a threat-actor claim; no breach confirmed. The Soulhem group has claimed attacks on other Latin American government targets. Cuban government and telecom data is rarely exposed, the analysis notes. The full source is exclusive to DailyDarkWeb subscribers.