Massive Doxing Incident Exposes Spanish Judges and Prosecutors' Personal Data

On March 3, 2026, personal data of hundreds of Spanish judges and prosecutors was published on Doxbin, a notorious doxing platform. The exposed data includes names, personal ID numbers, mobile phone numbers, and professional emails. The incident is under investigation by the National Cryptological Center (CCN-CERT) and the National Police, who are examining whether the data was obtained through a direct hack of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ). The breach is considered one of the most severe attacks against Spain's judicial structure, raising concerns about potential reprisals against the affected individuals. The investigation is ongoing, and a suspect was arrested on May 27, 2026, for revealing sensitive information related to various state institutions. This incident highlights the growing trend of doxing campaigns targeting public officials, posing significant risks to their safety and the integrity of state institutions.

Key Points: • Hundreds of judges and prosecutors in Spain had their personal data exposed on Doxbin. • The National Police arrested a suspect linked to the mass publication of sensitive information. • The incident raises serious concerns about the safety of public officials and the potential for reprisals.