- Total Records Exposed: 918,395 (that appeared to be unique)
- Hendel’s internal records included customer names, National ID numbers (DNI), and financial data.
- 605,725 records marked “Cliente” that contained what appeared to be customers’ personal data such and full names and National ID Numbers.
- 283,000+ records marked as credit accounts.
- If ill-intentioned hackers had found the server, exposed customers could be targeted for social engineering scams or identity theft.
- The files also show where data is stored and how the logging network operates from the back end.
- The database was at risk of a ransomware attack or being stolen by cyber criminals.




