Instituto Nacional Electoral

Data Breach

ine.mx

645,222

Records Exposed

Jun 2023

Date of Breach

Database

Breach Type

Mar 2025

Added to Database

About This Breach

In June 2023, the Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE), Mexico's National Electoral Institute responsible for organizing and overseeing elections at both federal and state levels, suffered a data breach that exposed 630,000 rows of data. The compromised data included Mexico's National ID numbers, full names, birthdates, gender, physical addresses, and geographical locations. This breach poses significant risks of identity theft and fraud, highlighting the importance of securing sensitive government records.

Compromised Data Types

First Name Last Name Birthday Gender

Country

Mexico

Language

Spanish

Password Storage

No Passwords

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