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Personal details of Peruvian Congress and parliamentarians leaked on internet, used for phishing attempts

Posted on August 15, 2022 by chum1ng0

Diario Correo reports:

In recent days, many workers of the Congress of the Republic and parliamentarians have received suspicious messages on their cell phones so that unscrupulous people can access their cell phones. This fact would be due to the leak of personal data advisers, pensioners and even of the legislators themselves, as Correo was able to learn.

According to the documents disseminated on the Scrib platform -a website where documents are stored- with a name that we will not mention for security reasons, you can see the full names, national identity document number, position, personal and corporate email, as well as the cell phone, of the people who work in Parliament.

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