National Treasury Identifies Data Leak of 30,000 Registrations
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The National Treasury Secretariat reported that it had identified an unauthorized access to personal data stored in its technological environment. The incident, detected on November 4, 2026, reached about 30,000 e-Services user records and an internal database containing approximately 4,000 PIX keys from federal government payment recipients. In the case of e-Services users, they were improperly given as name, Physical Person Register (PCP) and …
Incident exposed about 4,000 Pix keys from government beneficiaries
Treasury Communiqué occurs on the same day that the Cashier confirms hacker attack reaching 7.6 million customers The post National Treasury reports data leak of 30,000 registrations and 4,000 Pix keys apareceu primeiro em ND More
According to the agency, incident exposed names, CPFs, emails and data related to federal government payments; there was no financial impact
The National Treasury Secretariat informed on Thursday (12) that it suffered a security incident that exposed personal data of about 30,000 registrations and 4,000 Pix keys of beneficiaries of federal government payments. Unauthorized access was identified on November 4. Read more (11/12/2026
Organ states that there was no financial impact or commitment of structuring systems; data can be used by criminals to give credibility to blows A hacker attack identified by the National Treasury reached about 30 thousand registrations of users of the e-Services portal and 4,000 Pix keys of recipients of federal government payments, reported the [...]
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