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macOS 14+. MIT.
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Acabo de hacerla pública gratis.
Drag & drop o click derecho en Finder, y el .md sale en una subcarpeta junto al PDF original. 👇
Me lo estoy pasando como un enano haciendo una nueva app. Pero que me despierto por las mañanas pensando en ella y todo!
Es una app sobre análisis de carteras de inversión en la que aún anda verde para lanzar, pero he pensado en hacer un "build-in-public".
Tiene sentido?
@levelsio@javilopen@nikitabier That’s really weird. I can reply to this one now (maybe because you replied to me directly?), but I can’t reply to any of the others.
🇪🇸 A threat actor is advertising an alleged dataset tied to Spain’s Agencia Tributaria electronic platform — the country’s official tax administration portal.
According to the listing, the exposed records allegedly include:
• full names
• DNI/NIE/CIF national identity identifiers
• birth dates
• residential information
• multiple phone numbers
• country/province data
• taxpayer-related metadata
• technical indicators/flags
And if authentic, this is exactly the kind of dataset cybercriminals love most:
high-confidence identity infrastructure.
Why?
Because government-linked identity datasets dramatically increase the effectiveness of:
• financial fraud
• tax scams
• identity theft
• synthetic identity creation
• banking impersonation
• social engineering
• telecom fraud
• SIM swapping
• account recovery abuse
One especially important point:
DNI/NIE identifiers are foundational identity attributes in Spain.
When attackers combine:
• national IDs
• phone numbers
• birth dates
• residence information
they can often build highly convincing fraud profiles.
And modern cybercrime is increasingly about:
identity correlation.
Not just “stealing passwords.”
Another major concern:
tax-related data carries unusually high trust value.
People panic when they receive:
• tax notices
• audit warnings
• refund alerts
• “missing payment” messages
Attackers know this extremely well.
So datasets like these can become fuel for:
• phishing campaigns impersonating tax authorities
• fake refund operations
• identity verification fraud
• malicious e-signature requests
• banking takeover attempts tied to tax filings
And yes…
some phishing emails now have better branding consistency than government portals themselves.
The listing also references:
• electronic certificates
• digital signatures
• taxpayer verification systems
which is particularly notable because trust ecosystems around digital identity infrastructure are now prime targets globally.
Governments increasingly rely on:
• centralized citizen identity systems
• e-government platforms
• electronic signatures
• digital tax workflows
which means compromise impact scales rapidly.
Another trend worth watching:
large citizen identity datasets are becoming strategic underground assets.
They are reused repeatedly across:
• fraud marketplaces
• credential stuffing ecosystems
• KYC bypass operations
• crypto onboarding fraud
• mule recruitment
• financial identity laundering
because verified identity data is now effectively a commodity.
At this stage, the authenticity and scope remain unverified.
However, organizations operating national-scale digital identity infrastructure should continuously monitor for:
• credential exposure
• unauthorized API access
• abnormal taxpayer queries
• identity enumeration activity
• phishing campaigns abusing government branding
• suspicious document verification requests
• e-signature abuse attempts
• underground marketplace activity targeting citizen records
Because once identity infrastructure data enters criminal ecosystems, the downstream effects can persist for years.
🇪🇸 #DDW #Intelligence #CyberSecurity #DarkWeb #Spain #DataLeak #ThreatIntelligence #IdentityTheft #Infosec #Fraud