2026 Venezuela — OSINT claims of SAIME/SAREN scale plus ~92k Carnet Fronterizo-style records (unverified government confirmation)
Data compromised
Claims span national ID biographics, civil documents, border-card credentials (emails/passwords cited for border subset)
Technical writeup
Early May 2026 OSINT posts (including widely reshared Spanish-language security commentary) alleged a multi-system compromise affecting Venezuelan civil-registry and border-card contexts, naming clusters such as SAIME, SAREN, and Carnet Fronterizo and attributing activity to actors referenced as GordonFreeman / L4TAMFUCKERS alongside other handles. One thread highlighted roughly 92,000 detailed border-card-style records (emails, passwords, phones, ID numbers) while simultaneously claiming far larger civil-registry volumes; nothing in BreachHistory’s indexed material constituted an official SAIME/SAREN attestation. The row encodes the smaller, explicitly enumerated figure from the same narrative cluster while noting that aggregate nation-scale totals remain disputed and unconfirmed.
Root cause
Unverified intrusion / data theft from government-linked systems per threat-actor narratives