Unverified claim — June 26, 2026: Actor D3spair157 allegedly leaked records of 3,487 primary-school children from SEED Durango (Secretaría de Educación del Estado de Durango), Mexico—pairing named minors ages 6–12 with CURP national IDs and home addresses. SEED Durango had not confirmed at initial reporting.
What the actor claims
Per threat-intelligence reporting, the actor used stolen administrator credentials to the state student-portal database and offered the data as a free download. Claimed fields span 19 primary schools and include disability, special-needs, and indigenous-status flags alongside parent/guardian contacts.
Child-safety risk beyond identity theft
Linking identifiable young children to home addresses and school enrollment creates direct physical-safety risk—stalking, targeting, and endangerment—beyond the fraud harms typical of adult PII leaks. National ID numbers (CURP) are permanent.
Pattern: Mexican government portals
Reporting links D3spair157 to other recent Mexican government-portal leaks, suggesting a sustained campaign rather than an isolated forum post.
What families should do
- Do not download alleged child data from criminal sites.
- Wait for official notice from SEED Durango or school administrators.
- Report suspicious contact referencing real student details to local authorities.
Canonical record: SEED Durango claim 2026 on BreachHistory.