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Jabaroot: Behind the hacker group's claim of a 70,000‑name leak in Morocco's police and intelligence
Hugo Martin9/11/2026

Morocco suffered an alleged security breach on 24 August, when hacker collective Jabaroot claimed to have released 70,000 names from the country’s police and intelligence network stationed in Europe “and within strategic Moroccan institutions”. Compiled in four spreadsheets, the list mostly consists of unknown individuals within Morocco’s General Directorate of National Security (DGSN), the national police, and the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance (DGST), the domestic intelligence. It details personal information such as birth dates, bank account numbers and supposed professional ranking.
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