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X • November 3, 2026

Dark Web Intelligence @DailyDarkWeb 🇨🇴 🚨 COLOMBIA: NATIONAL LEARNING SERVICE (SENA) ALLEGEDLY BREACHED, 20.5M CITIZEN RECORDS FOR SALE A threat actor on a dark web forum claims to be selling a database of 20,564,434 unique records allegedly taken from SENA, Colombia's National Learning Service. The actor claims the data includes: • Full names and national ID numbers • Dates of birth • Addresses, phone numbers and emails • Academic backgrounds and internship history • Professional profiles and language skills • Driver's license details The data is said to come in JSONL and DB files, with a sample record shared to back the claim and payment requested in Bitcoin. ⚠️ Analyst Note: If genuine, national IDs paired with details and career histories for more than 20 million people would fuel identity theft and convincing phishing that impersonates SENA or employers. SENA has not confirmed an incident. Unverified threat-actor claim, NOT confirmation of a breach. #DDW #DarkWeb #Colombia #Government #DataLeak #ThreatIntelligence 3:42 PM · Nov 3, 2026 · 4,934 Views 3

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Colombia's SENA Data Breach: 20.5M Records for Sale on Dark Web A threat actor claims to be selling a database of over 20.5 million records allegedly stolen from Colombia's National Learning Service (SENA). The dataset reportedly includes sensitive information such as full names, national ID numbers, dates of birth, and academic backgrounds. The actor shared a sample record and is requesting payment in Bitcoin. SENA has not confirmed the breach, and the authenticity of the claim remains unverified. If true, this incident poses significant risks for identity theft and phishing attacks targeting individuals and organizations. The breach, if confirmed, would represent one of the largest data leaks in Colombia's history. Analysts warn that the data could facilitate convincing impersonation schemes. The situation is still developing as authorities investigate the claims. 2 sources 49

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