A threat actor has allegedly leaked a sensitive database belonging to Argentina’s Unified Statistical Registry of Children and Adolescents (R.E.U.N.A). The organization functions as a critical national registry, centralizing data on children and adolescents to protect their rights and facilitate state intervention and protection policies. The exposure of this information poses a significant risk to the safety and privacy of minors across the country.
The leak allegedly consists of two separate databases. The first and larger database, containing over 460,000 records, includes highly personal and sensitive information. The second, smaller database contains over 7,000 records related to personnel or individuals with access to the system. The data was posted on a dark web forum, making it available for download.
The compromised information allegedly includes a wide range of deeply personal data points on minors. The leaked fields reportedly include:
- Full names, national identity document numbers (DNI), and unique tax identification numbers (CUIL)
- Dates of birth, gender, and self-perceived gender
- Residential addresses, including province, municipality, and neighborhood
- Health insurance details and specific health issues
- Family and professional references, judicial case status, and other personal observations
