Leak of confidential information

malconguerra2 calls for the release of 207.5 GB of data from the Bolivarian National Police

On December 22, 2025, a public post on DarkForums attributed to malconguerra2 announced an alleged 207.5 GB dataset associated with the Bolivarian National Police (PNB). The visible thread indicates JSON/PNG/PDF formats and “TOTAL JSON INFORMATION: 153.5K”; this figure is listed as the claimed number of exposed records, not as a confirmed number of affected individuals. No official confirmation was found.

Overview

Missing evidence

No official statement or independently verified dataset was found.The exact source system and acquisition method have not been verified.

Impact details

153,500 Exposed records

The attacker claims to have obtained 207.5 GB of PNB data and 153,500 JSON records, containing material in JSON, PNG, and PDF formats. The authenticity, integrity, source system, and number of people affected have not been confirmed by official or independent forensic evidence.

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Classification & severity

Category
Information content security
Subtype
Leak of confidential information
Confidence
Medium

DarkForums and a related article on security monitoring support malconguerra2’s claim regarding a 207.5 GB PNB dataset. No official confirmation or independent validation has been found.

Severity assessment

High
Information impact
Government-sensitive
Affected scope
Organization-wide
Critical service
Potential
Public confidence
Moderate

If authentic, the alleged PNB dataset would reveal a large amount of sensitive information from law enforcement and the government. The evidence is based solely on the actor’s statements and secondary monitoring.

Data exfiltration· Claimed Confidentiality

Timeline

Claim

malconguerra2 published ~207.5 GB of data from the Bolivarian National Police.

Update

The same post was reposted on another forum.

Evidence & sources

2 sources