The Population Registry will centralize identifying and contact data in 2026 to modernize digital management, guarantee privacy, and streamline procedures in Castilla-La Mancha.
Trump Mobile admits a leak that exposed emails and addresses due to an external failure. It maintains shipments this week despite ignoring previous warnings, with reserves reduced to 30,000.
An error in S3 exposed passports, accounts, and academic records of students. Leverage Edu corrected the access before detecting abuses, but the mix of data facilitates financial scams and impersonations.
Santalucía notified the AEPD of a cyberattack that exposed customer names, phone numbers, and national ID numbers. The insurer rules out the theft of banking data and is already alerting users to prevent identity theft fraud.
The AEPD opens a file against the Extremadura Health Service for denying a mother her son's medical history and ignoring her requests. The very serious infringement of the GDPR could lead to a fine of up to 20 million.
The chemical company Olipes appears on SafePay's leak portal after a cyberattack. The gang demands a ransom with a 3-day deadline and threatens to publish internal data through its double extortion scheme.
The Matferline platform suffers an SQL injection that exposes DNI, personal data, and unencrypted passwords of 703,000 students. The attacker offers them on the dark web for up to $35,000, increasing the risk due to the lack of protection.
AI extracts fingerprints from selfies taken at 1.5 meters, the most common distance on social media. Although the software allows for the creation of biometric replicas, fraud requires additional device access.
Laser printers print invisible codes with the serial number and date. Designed to prevent counterfeiting, today they allow whistleblowers to be tracked, while millions print without knowing this footprint.
NYC Health + Hospitals confirms the leak of clinical and biometric data of 1.8 million patients after 76 days of undetected access due to a failure in an external provider. A toll-free hotline is activated.
Santalucía notified an unauthorized access to its policies on May 1st that exposed name, phone number, email, and national ID. The company claims to have contained the breach and warns clients of the risk of impersonation.
The AEPD has fined Décimas 120,000 euros for a vulnerability that exposed personal data of more than 330,000 buyers. The chain did not detect the attack and the fine was reduced after acknowledging the facts.
Smart glasses record discreetly and expose passwords, bank details, and conversations. The cloud connection and network vulnerabilities facilitate credential theft in everyday spaces.
Meta will remove encryption from Instagram in May. Experts warn of risks of fraud, deepfakes, and opaque collection of usage habits for advertising, in a context of growing distrust towards large platforms.
Scammers use WhatsApp to extract money through job offers, romance, or fake investments. Block senders, verify identities by other means, and never pay for app features.
ChatGPT and Gemini filter real phone numbers in their responses, causing erroneous calls to unrelated people. DeleteMe detects a 400% increase in data deletion requests linked to generative AI failures.
La Pampa Leaks leaked data from high-ranking officials in Uruguay and offers information without a court order. Antel confirms an attack on TuID but rules out leaks, and VECERT analyzes software to map financial profiles.
The Cybersecurity Agency warns that sharing data with AI exposes privacy to leaks or sale. It recommends deleting history, limiting device permissions, and requesting the deletion of records.
The AEPD warns Madrid for leaking Alberto González Amador's data in urban planning files. The City Council has six months to anonymize the information and has appealed, considering that it violates transparency.
A study warns that 91% of companies in Spain expose sensitive information when integrating generative AI. Amidst the increase in cyberattacks, experts demand usage policies, data classification, and strict access control.
Cybercriminals use real reservation data to charge extra payments. AI eliminates the errors that previously betrayed fraud, making it difficult to detect. Always verify on the hotel's official website.
The AEPD demands that the future biocides regulation be adjusted to the GDPR, limiting data processing to registration and sale and prohibiting its use for sanctions or other administrative purposes.
AI apps for creating avatars expose biometric data when uploading photos. Authorities recommend limiting permissions, avoiding access to the full gallery, and using platforms with clear policies to protect privacy.
The new circular from the CGAE obliges to manually verify each result of generative AI. Using free, unaudited versions violates privacy and secrecy, activating sanctions for uncritical delegation.
Chatbots like Gemini hand over personal numbers to strangers. Deletion requests grow by 400%, but harassment persists and tech companies do not guarantee the immediate deletion of leaked data.
The cyber police of Mexico City warns about fake apps that simulate retransmitting the 2026 World Cup to steal bank credentials and control devices through abusive permissions.
INCIBE and the Catalan Agency warn of fraudulent websites impersonating Lidl. They use urgency and cloned designs to steal bank details. The order is never delivered. The brand is investigating the fraud thanks to customer alerts.
Specialized accounts on the dark web claim to have accessed personal, biometric, and clinical history data of 52 million Argentinians, adding to a recent chain of cyberattacks on public organizations that has not yet been officially confirmed by the government.
The Qilin group publishes alleged personal data of the company Mediapost, dedicated to marketing and advertising distribution, on the dark web, without yet confirming the exact number of affected individuals or the technical details of the incident.
Movistar warns of a fraud where supposed technicians ask for SMS codes or voice recordings to force a change of company without consent, taking advantage of a false router upgrade.
AI reduces administrative positions and has already caused 16% less youth employment since 2024. Experts warn about the substitution of routine tasks and legal doubts surrounding the capture of labor data.
The Police arrested the owner of an optical shop for taking out 12 loans with customer data without permission. The fraud exceeds 32,000 euros and affected seven people who found unsolicited bank charges.
Compromís denounces in Congress and Brussels the use of the school app Itaca to send political propaganda to families during the teacher strike, for possible non-compliance with the GDPR.
Attackers use Google ads and Claude AI chats to distribute malware on Mac. The code runs in memory, steals credentials and cookies, and changes with each download to evade antivirus.
Two police officers from L'Hospitalet complete three years in prison for falsifying a report after an accident. Cameras dismantled their account and proved that they assaulted a witness who refused to provide his details.
Valdemoro activated paper procedures after a cyber incident. The council does not detail the scope, despite the Kairos group claiming 1.8TB of data. Citizens are recommended to change passwords and monitor their accounts.
The Prosecutor's Office set May 12 for the indictment hearing against Laura Ojeda for alleged undue access to Daysuris Vásquez's conversations. The defense alleges a conflict of interest as the same prosecutor is involved in both cases.
Abandoning WhatsApp and Gmail shields privacy from the CLOUD Act. Van der Burg proposes migrating to European services like Proton Mail and Nextcloud to regain real control over personal data.
Naturgy notifies a breach in an external provider that affects 3% of its clients in Spain. Bank details were leaked, but not passwords. The OCU confirms that banks must reimburse any fraud.
Inditex admitted unauthorized access to external servers. Although it denies the loss of sensitive data, 197,000 Zara emails with purchase history and location were confirmed. ShinyHunters claimed the attack.
Unions denounce the infiltration of the Mossos in a Ciutat Vella assembly. They demand that the Interior Ministry clarify who ordered the surveillance and what union data was collected.
Marta Lacambra directs the Catalunya La Pedrera Foundation: the entity reinvests tourism income in social and cultural projects, with audio guides in 14 languages and nearly 1.2 million visitors.
Cybercriminals impersonated Pablo Motos' voice with AI to say the woman had won a gift card from El Hormiguero. After suspicions, she called 017 and activated the report.
Between Dec. 2025 and Apr. 2026, Bitdefender (Operation Road Trap) detects 79,000 malicious communications in Spain with dangerous links for transport and mobility. Catalonia, Madrid, and Andalusia are where it affects the most.