Spain leaks 500 pages of security data
The "Justice for Civil Guard" Association (GOSIL) has filed a complaint before the National Court to investigate a leak involving a file containing approximately 500 pages with personal data of members of the Civil Guard, National Police, and members of the armed forces. The investigation aims to identify the source of the data, those involved in preparing and distributing it, understand the purpose of collecting it, and determine the related criminal responsibilities. The association also called for urgent measures to ban the dissemination of the file, remove existing copies, and preserve digital evidence to identify those responsible. They warned of the risks associated with misuse of this data, which could facilitate threats, monitoring, or recruitment for blackmail or terrorist purposes. Additionally, the association urged a thorough investigation into the source of the data, especially regarding possible breaches of information systems, as well as tracking individuals involved in spreading the file through applications like Telegram.
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