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An archive of disclosed data leaks tied to Bulgarian organizations, institutions, and companies. All information here is gathered exclusively from freely accessible, public corners of the internet — forum posts and open sources — and is visible to anyone. Every entry links back to its original source so the claim can be checked.
Every entry links back to the original post so the claim can be checked at the source.
Every distinct domain referenced by an entry above — forums, leak sites, and disclosure trackers, listed once each.
Recently disclosed ransomware victims worldwide, filtered to Bulgaria, pulled live from the Ransomware.live public API.
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A systematic look at real-world data leaks, grouped by the kind of harm that followed — from direct physical danger to life and health, to systemic financial, political, and institutional damage.
Leaked: Physical addresses, names, emails, and phone numbers of over 272,000 crypto wallet owners.
Harm: The published addresses served as a 'map' for criminal groups. Armed home invasions, kidnappings, ransom demands, and physical torture followed, aimed at forcing victims to hand over crypto assets.
Leaked: Genetic profiles, family connections, and ethnic origin — including lists specifically targeting people of Ashkenazi Jewish and Chinese descent.
Harm: The leaked information was used to compile targeted doxxing lists, exposing those affected to a real risk of physical attacks, hatred, and harassment.
Leaked: Names, home addresses, and firearm type of every concealed-carry permit holder in the state.
Harm: The leak exposed owners to immediate risk of armed home burglary to steal the weapons, as well as physical danger for domestic-violence victims and protected witnesses on the list.
Leaked: Precise real-time GPS location, personal information, profile photos, and user history.
Harm: In countries with repressive regimes, the data was used by criminal groups and local authorities for tracking, staging physical ambushes, violence, arrests, and extortion.
Leaked: GPS routes and geographic locations from the fitness trackers of military and intelligence personnel.
Harm: Revealed the exact location, internal layout, and patrol routes of secret military bases worldwide, exposing personnel to direct risk of ambush, gunfire, and attack.
Leaked: Direct access to video and audio feeds, home addresses, and user accounts of home security cameras.
Harm: Criminals gained visual and audio access into people's homes, leading to children being endangered, physical and verbal threats through the speakers, and residents being stalked.
Leaked: Names, addresses, payment history, private messages, and preferences on a dating site.
Harm: Mass physical-extortion campaigns, harassment at home and at work, broken families, and confirmed cases of suicide as a result of the overwhelming public and psychological pressure.
Leaked: Psychographic profiles, interactions, and personal data of over 87 million users.
Harm: Mass psychological and political manipulation of voters, interference in electoral processes (Brexit, US elections), and a lasting collapse of trust in democratic institutions.
Leaked: Over 2.9 billion records with Social Security numbers, addresses, and family relationships spanning 30 years.
Harm: Practical collapse of the US identity-verification system; an irreversible risk of financial fraud and loans taken out in other people's names for generations to come.
Leaked: Credit application data, Social Security numbers, credit scores, bank accounts, and income of 106 million people.
Harm: Mass identity theft, collapsed credit scores for tens of thousands of citizens, a $190 million fine for the bank, and hundreds of millions in compensation costs.
Leaked: Software source code, internal communications, and system access to over 18,000 government and private organizations.
Harm: Institutional espionage on a global scale, compromise of government agencies, loss of critical intellectual property, and enormous costs to rebuild IT infrastructure.
Leaked: Social Insurance Numbers, banking history, and personal data of 9.7 million members — nearly the entire population of Quebec.
Harm: An internal leak by an employee that triggered a systemic crisis in Canada's financial sector, mass banking fraud, and lasting institutional instability.
Leaked: Data from 40 million credit/debit cards, and personal information of another 70 million customers.
Harm: Mass financial theft, tens of millions of bank cards blocked and reissued worldwide, $200 million in losses for the banking sector, and the resignation of the CEO.
Leaked: Confidential investigations, diplomatic correspondence, and data on international inspectors.
Harm: Compromised international investigations into chemical-weapons use, a breach in the security of witnesses and experts, and geopolitical destabilization.