Brinztech Alert: Database of Nativa Tec is on Sale

Dark Web News Analysis

A threat actor on a known cybercrime forum is claiming to sell a database and access credentials that they allege were stolen from Nativa Tec (nativa.com.pe), a Peruvian entity. According to the seller’s post, the database contains the records of 200,000 users. The purportedly compromised information is exceptionally comprehensive and sensitive, including full names, phone numbers, addresses, DNI (National Identification Number), and, in a highly critical inclusion, children’s names, birthdates, and other health-related details.

This claim, if true, represents a data breach of the highest severity, with devastating potential consequences for the families involved. A database that links an adult’s identity to the personal information of their children and their health status is a “worst-case scenario” for personal privacy. This information provides a powerful toolkit for criminals to perpetrate long-term identity theft against minors and to launch cruel and highly effective emotional manipulation and fraud campaigns against parents.

Key Cybersecurity Insights

This alleged data breach presents a critical and widespread threat to Peruvian families:

• A Catastrophic Breach of Family and Children’s Data: The most severe risk is the exposure of data linking parents to their children’s names and birthdates, along with health-related information. The theft of a child’s identity is particularly insidious as the fraud can go undetected for many years.
• A “Full Identity Kit” for Mass Identity Theft: The alleged inclusion of the Peruvian DNI, linked to a person’s full PII, family structure, and health data, constitutes a complete “identity kit.” This allows criminals to commit high-fidelity identity theft and fraud that is extremely difficult to detect.
• A Toolkit for Predatory, Emotionally Manipulative Scams: With this data, criminals can launch incredibly cruel and convincing scams. They can impersonate a doctor’s office, a school, or a government agency, referencing a child’s real name and date of birth to create a fake emergency and extort money from terrified parents.

Mitigation Strategies

In response to a threat of this nature, the targeted company and its users must take immediate action:

• Launch an Immediate and Full-Scale Investigation: The top priority for Nativa Tec is to conduct an urgent forensic investigation, in coordination with Peruvian data protection authorities, to verify this severe claim, determine the scope of the compromise, and identify the root cause of the breach.
• Conduct a Nationwide Public Awareness Campaign: A widespread public service announcement is crucial to warn all Peruvian citizens, especially families, about the high risk of sophisticated fraud and phishing scams that may use their or their children’s real information to appear legitimate.
• Mandate a Comprehensive Security Overhaul: This incident, if confirmed, must trigger a complete review of the company’s security posture. This includes enforcing a mandatory password reset for all users, implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and strengthening access controls and encryption for all sensitive family and health data.

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