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Morocco: Data of 70,000 Police and Intelligence Agents Published After a New Cyberattack

Claimed by the hacker group Jabaroot, which presents itself as a supporter of Algiers, the leak, deemed at least partially authentic by former members of the kingdom's intelligence services, is a "gift" to Europe following the Ceuta migration crisis at the end of July, the hackers assert. They accuse Moroccan security officials of having facilitated the passage of thousands of migrants to the enclave, an allegation that has not yet been proven.

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The group of cyberactivists "Jabaroot" disseminates a list with 70,000 identities of the Rabat administration

·Madrid, Spain
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In the last week, there has been much talk about Jabaroot, the group of hackers that has caused a major headache for Moroccan intelligence services amidst the Ceuta crisis and accusations of collusion with the invasion. First, they published a list of 70,000 people allegedly collaborating with Moroccan intelligence, including several residents of Spain such as a former PSOE deputy and a CCOO union leader. Then, they threatened to release the dat…

·Madrid, Spain
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The government of Pedro Sánchez praised the head of the Moroccan intelligence services, Abdellatif Hammouchi, for his work, which he described as "essential for the security of Spain." Now, the collective of hackers Jabaroot has published the data of 70,000 agents who, according to the group, would be part of the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) and ... Continue reading "The government praised the head of Moroccan espionage pointe…

·Madrid, Spain
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Claimed by the hacker group Jabaroot, which presents itself as a supporter of Algiers, the leak, deemed at least partially authentic by former members of the kingdom's intelligence services, is a "gift" to Europe following the Ceuta migration crisis at the end of July, the hackers assert. They accuse Moroccan security officials of having facilitated the passage of thousands of migrants to the enclave, an allegation that has not yet been proven.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Jabaroot places on his 'Big Heads' list those most responsible for Moroccan security, from Abdellatif Hammouchi to the head of the contract...

·Madrid, Spain
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The group of hackers claimed, on 24 August, a further leak of data presented as Moroccan security and intelligence agents. However, according to our information, this data does not come from the piracy of Moroccan security services.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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