Alleged Leak Exposes Detailed Logistics Schedule of Algerian Ministry of Defense

A threat actor has allegedly breached the systems of the Algerian Ministry of Defense, claiming to have exfiltrated sensitive internal documents. The Ministry of National Defense is a critical government body for the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria, responsible for overseeing the nation’s armed forces and its defense infrastructure. The breach, if confirmed, could expose crucial details about the country’s military logistics and supply chain operations.

The perpetrators announced the data leak on a dark web forum and a corresponding Telegram channel, publishing what they claim are classified internal documents. The post stated they had “successfully obtained a portion of internal documents from the Algerian Ministry of Defense, focusing specifically on logistics and supply chain infrastructure.” The allegedly leaked data appears to detail the internal logistics structure of the ministry.

The compromised information allegedly includes:

• Detailed weekly schedules for logistical operations.
• Specific tasks, including network updates, training, and equipment management.
• The names and ranks of military personnel assigned to these tasks.
• Timelines and completion dates for operations.