SUNARP Peru National Vehicle Registry 2024 Data Leak Data Breach
In March 2024, a structured database export originating from the National Superintendency of Public Registries in Peru (SUNARP - Superintendencia Nacional de los Registros Públicos) was leaked across cybercrime channels.
Exposed Data Types
6- Vehicle details
- License plates
- VINs
- Names
- Fines
- Government issued IDs
About This Breach
The exposed archive contains detailed records for 4,011,090 registered vehicles across Peru. Technical audit reveals complete vehicular and titular records including official license plate numbers (placa), vehicle identification numbers (VIN), engine serial numbers, make, model, manufacturing year, legal owner names (propietarios), and associated traffic fine infractions.
The exposure of national vehicle ownership linked directly to citizen names creates severe risks of physical reconnaissance, automotive cloning, extortion, and fraudulent asset targeting.
Verification and editorial method
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