Telcel Mexico 36M Mobile Subscribers Data Leak Data Breach
Originating from aggregate cellular billing and subscriber directories compiled in 2010, an extensive database from Mexico's leading telecommunications carrier, Telcel (Radiomóvil Dipsa / América Móvil), was leaked across the cybercrime underground.
Exposed Data Types
4- Phone numbers
- Names
- Physical addresses
- Geographic locations
About This Breach
The exposed archive contains approximately 36,000,000 subscriber profiles. Forensic inspection reveals unencrypted personally identifiable information including 10-digit Mexican mobile phone numbers, full customer legal names, street addresses, neighborhood designations (colonia), municipality (municipio), and state records.
The wide availability of residential geolocation and active cellular contact information presents substantial exposure to telephonic extortion, SIM swap scams, and synthetic identity schemes throughout Mexico.
Verification and editorial method
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