This page documents a data breach listing tracked by Breach House. It summarizes the
publicly advertised leak attributed to Database World ROC,
including the affected entity, origin and the date the listing was first indexed.
Breach Overview
Data on 2 million Moscow residents has been made publicly available. Hackers claim that this is only part of the array, and that a total of more than 13 million records were obtained, allegedly from a hack of the Moscow IT Department in 2025. In thematic chats, experts criticized this publication, noting that the database fully corresponds to the 2023 leak. The source also raised additional doubts: the author of the leak is a “newbie” who registered only four days ago and does not correspond to his own nickname, DataLeak_2025. According to community members, the publication of an already known leak looks like an attempt to gain authority on thematic resources. Relevance - 202x Composition ▪️Full name ▪️Date of birth ▪️Place of birth ▪️Phone number ▪️Email ▪️Registration address ▪️Residential address ▪️Passport 👉 @kingsmanrecovery
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