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Alexei Error504

This page documents a data breach listing tracked by Breach House. It summarizes the publicly advertised leak attributed to Alexei Error504, including the affected entity, origin and the date the listing was first indexed.

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Discovered
2025-05-09
Breach ID
22a7e8fbf82c

Breach Overview

Collaborate with Dark Engine The Egypt Wallet system in Minya was hacked, taking control of the system and extracting the data of 3,000 employees. The system contains data related to Minya city employees in hospitals, schools, universities, and institutes, in addition to various data related to other facilities. About the stolen data: Personal data: Full name | Personal photo | Email | Phone number | Nationality | Marital status | Date of birth | Address | Languages Work data: Current position | Employer | Academic degrees Personal skills: Communication skills | Team management | Time management | Problem solving Scientific research: Unpublished scientific research | Published scientific research Password Dark Engine Vengeful Ransom Terrorism Alexei Error504

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